In the city of Berlin, Germany, Palestinians have climbed to the top of the statistics when it comes to violent street crimes, followed by Lebanese Muslim gangs, followed by Arabs from other regions of the Middle East, followed by Turks. People are starting to realize that these people are, in fact, rather savages than the peace-loving-but-oppressed victims they claim to be. How can they expect our respect and compassion while, at the same time, shamelessly worshipping terrorist attacks?

I am absolutely convinced that those who must live with Palestinians next door will look at Israel’s policy towards this issue from a different point of view.

It is an unmatched shame for Germany that these days, 70 years after the horror of the Holocaust, antisemitic demonstrations are again performed in the center of our capital city, just because these demonstrations are carried out by Muslim immigrants, who, by definition, are an oppressed minority being discriminated against.

I hope that Israel will find a way to deal with the terrorists and their supporters appropriately, be it with or against the support of the international media. Israel is a shining beacon of freedom in an area full of the darkness of the Sharia, the only place in the Middle East where one can tell the truth about a guy from the middle ages Muslims like to call a “prophet” without subsequently being stoned to death. It is a symbol of Western resistance against Islam. Deepest sympathy to the relatives of all victims who died in this tragic terrorist attack.