German police launch probe into anti-deportation protests

German police launch probe into anti-deportation protests

Protesters in Berlin occupied a university lecture hall over attempts to deport pro-Palestinian activists. Police said protesters defaced the classroom and threw fireworks at them.

A picture of destruction. Torn benches, ruined tables, sprayed walls and windows, broken furniture, destroyed gadgets. This is what the Emil Fischer lecture hall at Berlin's Humboldt University looks like, which was occupied by a group of pro-Palestinian activists on Wednesday. Police detained 95 people, the Bild newspaper reports.

Pro-Palestinian activists are said to have destroyed seats and smeared walls: After the evacuation of a lecture hall at the Humboldt University in Berlin, the extent of the damage is evident. Courses must be transferred for the time being.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators had barricaded themselves in Berlin's Humboldt University. Police arrived with a large contingent.

In Berlin, the police ended the occupation of a lecture hall at Humboldt University by pro-Palestinian activists.

Pro-Palestinian students have occupied a lecture hall at Humboldt University in Berlin. The police ended the protest. Several criminal proceedings for break-in of the house and damage to property have been initiated.