Protesters Demand Islamic Caliphate in Hamburg, Germany

Over a thousand demonstrators rallied in Hamburg calling for the establishment of an Islamic state, amidst growing concerns over extremist influence.

More than 1,000 individuals participated in a demonstration in Hamburg, advocating for the creation of a caliphate in Germany.
The protest was organized by Muslim Interaktiv, a group under investigation for extremism and linked to the banned Hizb ut-Tahrir.
Demonstrators displayed signs such as 'Caliphate is the solution' and criticized the portrayal of Muslims in the media.
German authorities are facing pressure to act against Islamic extremists, with calls for decisive measures against groups like Muslim Interaktiv.
The protest reflects broader tensions in Germany regarding freedom of speech and the handling of extremist views.