Overview

• The Frankfurt Administrative Court overturned the city's ban on an Al-Quds Day demonstration, citing constitutional protections for freedom of assembly and expression.
• The city of Frankfurt initially prohibited the event, citing a high probability of antisemitic rhetoric and public safety risks.
• In Berlin, multiple Al-Quds Day demonstrations are planned for March 29, with some routes passing sensitive sites like the Holocaust Memorial.
• The German Police Union has pledged to act decisively against any antisemitic or unconstitutional behavior during the events.
• The demonstrations coincide with the end of Ramadan, a period traditionally associated with reflection, but often used in this context to promote divisive political messages.