Pro-Palestinian stickers on Holocaust victims: Memorial vandalized in Berlin

Unknown individuals affixed pro-Palestinian stickers on the eyes of Jews deported during the Holocaust, whose photographs were displayed in a memorial project in Berlin's Neukölln neighborhood. The images were damaged, and the police opened an investigation. The incident was revealed near the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht.

Unknown individuals affixed pro-Palestinian stickers on the eyes of Jews deported during the Holocaust, whose photographs were displayed in a memorial project in Berlin's Neukölln neighborhood. The images were damaged when the stickers were removed, and the police opened an investigation. The incident was revealed near the 88th anniversary of Kristallnacht. The project initiator, Günter Jeschonnek, said this was the first time such an incident occurred within the project. Neukölln is home to about 163,000 residents, of whom about 59,000 are foreigners. The project marks 85 years since the first deportation transport from Berlin.

Pro-Palestinian stickers on Holocaust victims: Memorial vandalized in Berlin