German Anti Islam Rally Monday To Raise New Tensions Berlin — a massive march by anti islam nationalists planned for monday threatens to raise new religious tensions — and potential violence — in europe in the wake of last week's terrorist. Demonstrations are being held every monday against what the protesters see as the failure of the government to counter the growing influence of islam in germany. germany’s chancellor, angela merkel, in her new year address, spoke out against the rising tide of anti islamisation and called on germans not to participate in such demonstrations.
German Anti Islam Rally Monday To Raise New Tensions Around 18,000 people have taken part in an anti islam rally in the german city of dresden despite a plea by chancellor angela merkel to reject the growing protests, which she has branded racist. The group leading the protests has spawned new branches in other german cities, capitalising on a modern european concern over immigration. monday’s march was met by a counter protest. Tensions are running high in the south western german city of mannheim after a police officer succumbed to his wounds after being attacked by a knifeman at an anti islam rally. advertisement. Monday 03 june 2024 13:43 bst. this is the first picture of a german police officer who died after being stabbed in the neck at a far right rally. stabbed to death anti islam rally in.
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