Activists gather in Berlin demanding a "ceasefire in Gaza," protest against Israel

Israelis living in Berlin, the capital of Germany, held a protest demanding an end to the attacks on Palestine and the establishment of a ceasefire.

Gathering in front of the German Federal Foreign Office, the activists demanded that peace be established immediately and that the German government pressure Israel for a diplomatic solution.

THEY MET IN FRONT OF THE MINISTRY

The activists carried signs in German, English, and Hebrew reading "Israelis for peace," "Israelis for a ceasefire now," "Stop the war," "Germany, your silence is killing," and "Human rights for all."

Speaking to AA, activist Nimrod Flaschenberg stated, "We gathered here today in front of the German Foreign Ministry. We are saying that this must now be a turning point. At this point, a ceasefire must be established. Germany can play an important role in achieving such a ceasefire."

Regarding the deaths of Palestinians, Flaschenberg said, "Enough is enough. This much hatred, this much guilt, enough is enough. This must be put to an end. A diplomatic solution must be found, and an agreement must be reached regarding the release of hostages and prisoners."