Overview
- The planned demonstration at Alexanderplatz set for 18:00 was prohibited just hours before its scheduled start after consultations with prosecutors.
- Police say social media promotions used phrases such as "heroic uprising" and displayed paraglider imagery, prompting an investigation into approval of criminal acts.
- Authorities announced that any pro‑Palestinian action in Berlin on Oct. 7 would be treated as an unauthorized alternative event, with attendees asked to leave.
- Earlier in the day, officers detained 17 people after an action in Friedrichshain; seven were released and ten remained held for further checks.
- Roughly 1,500 officers were deployed to prevent unsanctioned gatherings and guard Jewish institutions as Germany held commemorations with flags at half‑mast.