Muslims in Berlin Attack Two Men Wearing Kippot, Whip One With Belt (Video)

“He told broadcaster Deutsche Welle that he wore the Jewish kippa gifted to him by a friend to see whether it was safe to do so on the streets of his upmarket Berlin neighbourhood. He said he filmed the attack as evidence ‘for the police and for the German people and even the world to see how terrible it is these days as a Jew to go through Berlin streets’. ‘I’m not Jewish, I’m Israeli,’ he said. ‘I grew up in Israel in an Arabic family and I think that it was an experience for me to wear the kippa.’”

It certainly was. He proved that it is indeed unsafe for Jews in Germany today. And why? Because of a resurgence of Nazism? Of course not. Jew-hatred has returned to Germany because of Merkel’s decision to inundate the country with Muslim migrants. She is a true descendant of Hitler, and the new destroyer of Germany.

“Video of alleged anti-Semitic attack in central Berlin sparks outrage,” The Local, April 18, 2018:

German political and religious leaders expressed shock Wednesday over an alleged anti-Semitic attack on two men wearing traditional Jewish skullcaps in central Berlin filmed by one of the victims.

One of the young men targeted, who captured the incident on his smartphone, said they were confronted by three Arabic-speakers shouting insults at them, one of whom lashed out at him with a belt.

Berlin police in their report on Tuesday’s suspected anti-Semitic attack said that the suspect later also threatened his victim with a glass bottle.

In a twist to the story, the author of the video tape, which went viral on social media, a 21-year-old student called Adam, said Wednesday that he is an Israeli Arab.

He told broadcaster Deutsche Welle that he wore the Jewish kippa gifted to him by a friend to see whether it was safe to do so on the streets of his upmarket Berlin neighbourhood.

He said he filmed the attack as evidence “for the police and for the German people and even the world to see how terrible it is these days as a Jew to go through Berlin streets”.

“I’m not Jewish, I’m Israeli,” he said. “I grew up in Israel in an Arabic family and I think that it was an experience for me to wear the kippa.”

The video shows the attacker shouting “yahudi”, Jew in Arabic, and later a bruise on Adam’s torso.

The incident was described as a “disgrace” for German democracy by a spokeswoman for Chancellor Angela Merkel and by Justice Minister Katarina Barley.

Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Germany “bears a responsibility to protect Jewish life” more than 70 years after the end of the Holocaust in which the Nazis murdered six million European Jews.

In a video interview with Bild newspaper, Adam said the main attacker seemed to have a “Syrian dialect”….