German politicians are calling for climate activist Greta Thunberg to be banned from entering the country due to her involvement in pro-Palestinian protests. Alexander Throm, a domestic policy spokesman for Germany’s Christian Democratic Union, believes that Thunberg should be banned from entering Germany, calling her an “anti-Semite” who incites hatred against Israel and denigrates the police. Thunberg had accepted an invitation to attend a pro-Palestinian protest camp at the University of Dortmund, but the event was cancelled shortly afterward due to concerns that her attendance would attract more people than initially expected. Thunberg accused Germany of silencing activists and spoke out against the genocide and occupation in Palestine.
Thunberg’s involvement in pro-Palestinian protests has drawn criticism from German officials, with some calling for her to be banned from entering the country. Thunberg accepted an invitation to attend a pro-Palestinian protest camp in Dortmund but the event was cancelled due to concerns over the size of the crowd. Thunberg accused Germany of silencing activists who speak out against the genocide and occupation in Palestine. The event organisers have expressed their displeasure with the cancellation and plan to file an appeal against it. Thunberg has previously been detained by police in both Stockholm and Belgium for her participation in protests against fossil fuels and in support of Palestinian rights.
Thunberg’s activism has sparked controversy in Germany, with some politicians calling for her to be banned from entering the country. Alexander Throm, a spokesman for Germany’s Christian Democratic Union, believes that Thunberg should be considered an “anti-Semite” and inciter of hatred against Israel. Thunberg accepted an invitation to attend a pro-Palestinian protest camp at the University of Dortmund, but the event was cancelled due to concerns over crowd size. Thunberg accused Germany of silencing activists who speak out against the occupation in Palestine, and event organisers plan to file an appeal against the cancellation.
Thunberg’s participation in pro-Palestinian protests has led to calls for her to be banned from entering Germany by some politicians, including Alexander Throm of the Christian Democratic Union. Throm believes that Thunberg is an “anti-Semite” who incites hatred against Israel and denigrates the police. Thunberg had accepted an invitation to attend a pro-Palestinian protest camp in Dortmund, but the event was cancelled due to concerns over crowd size. Thunberg accused Germany of silencing activists who speak out against the genocide and occupation in Palestine, and event organisers plan to file an appeal against the cancellation.
Thunberg’s involvement in pro-Palestinian protests has sparked controversy in Germany, with some politicians calling for her to be banned from entering the country. Alexander Throm, a spokesman for Germany’s Christian Democratic Union, believes that Thunberg should be considered an “anti-Semite” who incites hatred against Israel. Thunberg had accepted an invitation to attend a pro-Palestinian protest camp at the University of Dortmund, but the event was cancelled due to concerns over crowd size. Thunberg accused Germany of silencing activists who speak out against the occupation in Palestine, and event organisers plan to file an appeal against the cancellation.
Thunberg’s activism has led to calls for her to be banned from entering Germany by some politicians, including Alexander Throm of the Christian Democratic Union. Throm believes that Thunberg is an “anti-Semite” who incites hatred against Israel and denigrates the police. Thunberg accepted an invitation to attend a pro-Palestinian protest camp at the University of Dortmund, but the event was cancelled due to concerns over crowd size. Thunberg accused Germany of silencing activists who speak out against the genocide and occupation in Palestine, and event organisers plan to file an appeal against the cancellation.
