Berlin – 18.11.2025 In front of the German Chancellery, activists painted the word “TÄTER” (perpetrator) in blood-red paint as a statement against Germany’s role in the Gaza war. Police later detained one of them while he continued writing. A moment that reflected the rising public anger in the city | Ryad Aref

Berlin – 18.08.2025 During a sit-in near the German Chancellery, Berlin police violently arrested a supporter who was chanting for Gaza. Even in the moment of his arrest, his voice carried the truth: Gaza is bleeding, while the world stays silent برلين – 18.08.2025 خلال اعتصام قرب مبنى المستشارية الألمانية، اعتدت شرطة برلين بعنف على متضامن كان يهتف من أجل غزة. حتى في لحظة اعتقاله لم يتوقف صوته عن ترديد الحقيقة: غزة تنزف والعالم يصمت | Ryad Aref

A solidarity camp in front of the German Chancellery in Berlin for Gaza. As Friedrich Merz was inside, activists chanted beneath his window — he appeared briefly, watching. A powerful message against political silence مخيم تضامني أمام المستشارية الألمانية في برلين دعمًا لغزة، بينما كان ميرتس داخل المبنى. المتظاهرون هتفوا تحت نافذته، وظهر للحظات يراقب المشهد. رسالة مدوّية في وجه صمت السياسة | Ryad Aref

Berlin – Chancellery | 18.11.2025 This morning, Berlin woke up to the word “TÄTER” painted in red on the wall of the German Chancellery — a powerful message from activists highlighting Germany’s role in Gaza. Here’s how it looked at sunrise. | Ryad Aref