Citing post-Holocaust doctrine, Germany seeks to deport 4 pro-Palestinian protesters - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

In Germany, Too, Pro-Palestine Protesters Get Deported

Berlin’s city government has moved to deport four pro-Palestine protesters. Even as centrist parties warn against the far-right threat, they introduce the powers beloved by authoritarian leaders. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, Germany, on February 5, 2025. (Halil Sagirkaya / Anadolu via Getty Images) Germany’s political and media elite surely haven’t shied away from criticizing Donald Trump’s authoritarianism…

Berlin orders deportation of four pro-Palestinian activists

Three EU nationals and one American student received deportation orders, citing their participation in pro-Palestinian protests. Leaked emails reveal that immigration officials initially objected, deeming the orders 'likely unlawful'

Berlin authorities want to identify four persons involved in actions against Israel. Alexander Gorski represents two of them and talks about the allegations.

Germany to Deport Four Foreign Residents over Pro-Palestine Activism - Quds News Network

Berlin (Quds News Network)- Berlin’s immigration authorities are reportedly seeking to deport four young foreign residents for participating in pro-Palestine protests against Israel’s assault on Gaza. This has raised significant concerns about civil liberties in Germany and drawn comparisons to the U.S. use of deportation orders to suppress pro-Palestine activism. +972 Magazine and The Intercept reported the news on Tuesday. The deportation orde…

Germany to Deport 4 Foreign Residents over Gaza Solidarity Protests

In Germany, immigration authorities in Berlin are moving forward with the deportation of four young foreign residents over their involvement in Gaza solidarity protests. In a joint investigation, The Intercept and +972 Magazine report the orders are set to take effect in less than a month. Three of the protesters are citizens of the European Union, while none have been convicted of any crimes. Their cases are drawing comparisons to the Trump adm…

With axes and clubs Palestine activists invade the Free University. Four of the alleged participants of the Randale are now to leave Germany. They sue the expulsion, their lawyer is outraged. Berlin's head of state Wegener finds the measure "necessary".