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A holocaust monument in Hanover, Germany was shattered during the night, leaving the crowns of the flowers presented to honor the patients of the Second World War destroyed.

The incident, which took the position on January 29, a few days after the International Day of the Holocaust’s memory on January 27, is the moment of vandalism in Ahlem Memorial in the two years, according to the press release of the ‘Ahlem Memorial.

Anti -Semitism incidents have higher in recent years, and have higher in 360% in the United States after starting the war in Gaza in 2023, according to the Anti -Interidifood League (ADL). Incidents included physical assaults, vandalism, verbal or written harassment, etc.

Germany also experienced a strong construction in anti -Semitic incidents in 2023 because they are updated to 83%, according to the Federal Association of Research and Information on the Anti -Semitism Report (RIA).

ADL estimates that another 2. 2 billion people, 46% of the world adult population, the anti -Semitic attitudes of the port, which is twice the other people interviewed 10 years ago.

Vandalism consisted of the destruction of nine commemorative crowns, which set a rite on January 28 to mark the Holocaust Day. Some crowns have been thrown to a grass or stolen. After the incident, the only remains of the crowns were petals that border the road, which leads to the “name of the names. “

The Hanover government began investigating the incident, and surveillance cameras have registered the author.

The crowns placed during the Rite of Mark Holocaust on the day of reminiscence were placed on behalf of the city of Hanover, the Jewish community, the political deputies and the associations of the victims in the reminiscence of the sufferings of the Holocaust in the presence of 150 visitors .

The rite one of the many other internationals of the people because this year has marked 80 years since the launch of the Nazi Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenou Nazi.

The past example of vandalism on the commemorative site of the Holocaust took position in 2023, in which, after the day of the reminiscence of the Holocaust, the degraded monument with national-socialist and anti-Semitic slogans, and the crowns were destroyed again.

The Ahlem memorial is at the site of a collection point from which the Nazis expelled the other Jewish people to have Ghettos and extermination fields in Eastern Europe.

Before operating as an expulsion site, the region known for being received at the Israeli Ahlem Horticulture School in 1933 and the school helped the Jews migrate to 18 countries to escape the Nazi regime, adding Palestineaarray according to the Hanover website Living room.

In a statement, Steffen Krach, the regional president of Hanover, said: “It is shameful that there are still other people in this country to consult or even approve the unfair regime of the Nazis and the extermination policy and make fun of the victims of the victims of the victims of the victims of the victims of the victims of the victims of Holocaust and the reminiscence of them in such an unpleasant way!

“Lately we see how the limits of what is said and attainable are increasing

In an article about X, previously known as Twitter, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz wrote: “Germany’s duty arises from this place. This duty remains. At least six million Jews who have been killed.

In a statement in Newsweek, the decomposition of the police to Hanover said: “The police are aware of the facts and registered them. The police security service resumed the investigation. The damage, damages and data on the suspects are Components of research research.

The pentagon signature of the Pentagon Intelligence Agency (DIA) interrupted the observances of the reminiscent days of the Holocaust and other cultural and ancient occasions after President Donald Trump prohibited the seizure of diversity, equity and inclusion programs in the Federal work position, so that the federal work position, so that the occasions of reminiscence of the Holocaust would possibly continue to take position in the United States

Germany is looking to locate new tactics to combat anti -Semitism, because it has followed an anti -Semitism solution that would make public subsidies for culture and clinical projects depending on organizations of the definition of paintings, the international definition of the Holocaust, as informed through the Definition of anti -Semitism, as reported through the German media DW.

Ralf Michaels, a skilled legal in Hamburg, said the solution followed by the German Chamber of Decrease in Parliament in November 2024 is “a wonderful disappointment. “

Update of 01/30/25, 11:12 a. m. HE: This article was updated with the comments of the Hanover Police Service.

Maya Mehrara is a Newsweek journalist in London in the United Kingdom, her purpose is to inform about foreign news. She covered Ukraine, Russia, immigration disorders and the revolution in Iran. Maya joined Newsweek in 2024 of the Londoners and had already written for Mylondon, The Camden New Journal, Bust Magazine and Washington Square News. He graduated from the University of New York and received his NCTJ in News Associates.   Languages: English. You can touch Maya by sending an email to Mr. mehrara@newsweek. com.  

Maya Mehrara is a Newsweek journalist in London in the United Kingdom, her purpose is to inform about foreign news. She covered Ukraine, Russia, immigration disorders and the revolution in Iran. Maya joined Newsweek in 2024 of the Londoners and had already written for Mylondon, The Camden New Journal, Bust Magazine and Washington Square News. He graduated from the University of New York and received his NCTJ in News Associates.   Languages: English. You can touch Maya by sending an email to Mr. mehrara@newsweek. com.