Muslims stage anti-Israel rally in Germany
Lebanon-Israel-Germany, Politics, 8/5/2006

Over 2,000 German-based Muslims staged an anti-Israel rally in the city of Hamburg, northern Germany, yesterday afternoon condemning Israel's carnage in Lebanon and Palestine.

Large groups of German, Iranian, Turkish, Lebanese, Iraqi and Palestinian Muslims attended the gathering, chanting anti-Israeli slogans.

Carrying anti-Israeli banners, the protesters chanted slogans in support of the defenseless people of Lebanon, innocent children and women in particular.

Israeli ferocious air and ground attacks against civilian targets and infrastructure in Lebanon since July 12 have resulted in almost a thousand civilian deaths and dislocated millions of others.

The continuing Israeli carnage in Lebanon has triggered the anger of Muslims all over the world.

In the past weeks, different groups of Muslims in Germany had staged demonstrations in various cities protesting Tel aviv's savage attacks on Lebanon and massive destruction of the country.

Demonstrating their anger over the massacre of innocent people in Lebanon, the demonstrators voiced their support for the Islamic resistance in Lebanon.

German public opinion has been hurt by the Israel's brutality in Lebanon, especially its attack on the village of Qana in southern Lebanon which resulted in the killing of over 60 civilians, mostly women and children.

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