57 Arrested at Pro-Palestinian Protests in Berlin, 12 Officers Injured

The demonstration, which saw violent confrontations and use of banned slogans, was dissolved by police due to escalating offenses.

Approximately 1,000 people participated in the 'Stop the Genocide in Gaza' protest in Berlin's Charlottenburg district.
Police reported the use of symbols associated with terrorist organizations and the chanting of prohibited slogans.
Protesters attacked police with stones, bottles, and smoke bombs, resulting in injuries to twelve officers, one of whom required hospitalization.
Two smaller pro-Israel counter-demonstrations, involving about 35 participants, occurred without incident.
Authorities initiated 25 criminal and 34 administrative offense proceedings, with additional actions taken against a minor and a police officer accused of misconduct.