Eklat in Berlin: After Iran attack on Israel-cheers or outrage?

Eklat in Berlin: After Iran attack on Israel-cheers or outrage?

The recent events between Iran and Israel have not only ensured shocked reactions in the region, but also internationally. Iran's massive rocket attack on Israel has led to many politicians in Germany speaking with a clear criticism. In particular, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock was shaken and asked Iran to end his aggressive foreign policy immediately.

The American pentagon sparter Pat Ryder emphasized that the United States was prepared for a possible further attack by Iran and that the US destroyers stationed in the region had already started to intercept. The declared goal of the attack was the destruction, and the Iranian revolutionary guards stated that they had fired dozens of rockets on Israel. This was done in response to the killing of high -ranking members of Hamas and Hisbollah as well as an Iranian general.

cheers at the demonstration in Berlin

Despite the shocking attack, there were different reactions in Berlin. While politicians such as Michael Roth from the SPD and Roderich Kiesewetter from the CDU named Iran as a "terrorist" and called on to increased pressure on the regime, the participants saw the events as an occasion to celebrate. Videos show how demonstrators cheer, drum and call the "Resistance" and "Allahu Akbar" expressions. This contrast between political outrage and public enthusiasm illustrates the tensions and disagreements in German discourse on this topic.

The demonstrations show a clear split in the perception of what is happening. While governments of countries such as Great Britain, under the leadership of Prime Minister Keir Strandmer, condemn the Iranian attack on the harshest and confirm their support for Israel, there are also voices in the cities of Europe that cheer the resistance of the Palestinians. Against this background, Strander explained that an armistice in the Lebanon was urgently needed to advance a political solution. He also emphasized that the protection of civilians was a central concern of British foreign policy.

The support of the Huthi militia in Yemen for the Iranian rocket attack underlines the complex geopolitical games that are constantly in the Middle East. The spokesman for the Huthi troops praised the offensive and explained that it was the only way to stop Israel. This development leads to a critical view of the role of military strategies and arms deliveries within these conflicts.

The reactions to Iran's attack are not only political in nature. They also show that there are different narratives in society and that each side pursues its own narrative. In order to understand the different perspectives and events, it is important to consider these discussions in the context of historical and current tensions in the region. The events in the past few days will certainly have far -reaching political and social effects.

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