The Greek young man in his twenties is a victim of ISIS in Germany: “They beat him because he was wearing a cross.”

20-year-old Greek-German Philippos Tsanis was murdered by a group of ten men in a park in Germany. It all happened in a matter of minutes, and while the little boy was laughing one moment, he was found dead on the ground the next.

More specifically, Philip’s unfortunate parents They were shocked and spoke on camera about the incident and why it all happened to a child who they say never bothered anyone.

German authorities quickly tracked down the person who caused the tragedy Brain injuries To the unfortunate Philip. He is an 18-year-old wanted criminal of Syrian origin, and German media reported that his family appears to be involved with ISIS.

“All the children who were attacked were wearing crosses and were Christians.”

the the mom For the unfortunate 20-year-old who spoke to the ALPHA camera, after initially stating with tears in his eyes that he would proceed to donate the boy’s organs, he then explained how he was “hit on the head, and the child fell unconscious and fell to the ground”. There they continued to hit him on the head. He went to the hospital with serious head injuries and was declared clinically dead.”

But the woman spoke of a terrorist attack, stressing that similar incidents had occurred in the past and what bothered the perpetrators of her son’s crime was the cross he was wearing.

“The most ridiculous thing is that they videotape them and brag about what they are doing. All these children were wearing crosses and were Christians. Before Philipp there were such attacks again, and we call them terrorist attacks here in Germany. Before Philipp, they killed a 26-year-old man, As well as a policeman.

“They beat him on the wood, and kicked him in the head.”

Meanwhile, the MEGA broadcast camera also spoke dad To the deceased Philip, describing the dramatic minutes of the attack on his son:

“At that time a group passed by, 10 people saw them and immediately started beating them for no reason. My son told them, ‘Guys, stop leaving, leave us alone.’”

Philip had left the graduation ceremony and he and his best friend were walking carelessly down the street. Ten men appeared in front of them and seemed to be arguing at first. But the blood quickly flared up and they started beating the two young men.

“They beat him against the wood, and at that time the ten people were kicking him in the head.”

It is notable that one group appears to be obsessively beating up the hapless 20-year-old. Although Philip fell to the ground, he attacked him with fatal blows to his head and body until he lost consciousness.

“They took him straight to the hospital where they realized he had multiple head injuries. (They gave him an MRI) and there they saw that his head was full of fluid and blood, and the pressure was so strong that they did not even give him 1% to live. They kept him alive until the day Monday using tubes.”

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The unfortunate young man had gone out to celebrate his little sister’s graduation on Saturday evening.

Unfortunately, that night turned out to be fatal for the unfortunate Philip, who succumbed to his injuries today (26/06). In fact, at the hospital where the young man was taken, he fought hard for his life, as he was hospitalized with serious brain injuries. Yesterday his family was informed that their child was brain dead.

More specifically, Philip was invited to the graduation ceremony of the Third Lyceum Ratsgymnasium in Minden which is located in Westphalia. After the party, the friend and a close friend stopped in a park around midnight. They were probably either going to a nearby club where the party was being held, or returning home.

At the park, Philippos and his friend apparently got into an argument with a group of 10 young men, according to police information. The group of youth repeatedly beat the two friends.

According to Bild information, police representatives stated that the victim was seriously injured during the attack he was subjected to, while they added that his injuries were irreversible and concluded that.

Germany is losing the game of extremist Islam in its schools: “I am not talking to you, you are a Christian”

Anti-Semitic demonstrations in Germany have become more violent, with particular flare-ups following the attack by Hamas against Israel in October 2023. At the same time, state authorities are witnessing an increase in incidents of Islamists in schools.

According to data from the Research and Information Center on Anti-Semitism (RIAS) cited by German public television channel ARD, there was a significant increase in anti-Semitic incidents in 2023, and a clear correlation can now be seen with the attack by Hamas.

Last year the RIAS recorded 4,782 incidents with an anti-Semitic background – an 83% increase compared to 2022. 2,787 incidents occurred after the October attack and observers consider them a direct reaction to the outbreak of violence that day.

“On October 7, 2023, a new era began for many Jews: their lives divided into before and after. Since then, anti-Semitism has also become evident in all sectors of society in Germany,” the RIAS researchers point out, noting that from October 7 until the end of the year there were 32 incidents per day, while in 2022 there were seven incidents per day. Day. The center notes that “the war in Israel and Gaza led to anti-Semitic demonstrations and incidents. Moreover, it was confirmed that in half of the cases there was an attack against Israel and a denial of its legitimacy.”

Of these incidents, seven incidents were classified as cases of “severe violence,” including five incidents that occurred after October 7, 2023. These are physical assaults or assaults likely to result in death or serious bodily harm, as well as attacks against Jewish communities. . Regarding non-life-threatening assaults, threats with weapons, harassment and physical violence, there were 183 such incidents in 2023, compared to 58 incidents in 2022. 64% of these attacks occurred between October and the end of the year.

The RIAS stresses that there is a need for special attention to social media, and notes that “the potential risk of Islamist influences on young people active in social media is high.” Researcher Naned Vale of the Violence Prevention Network describes how quickly a supposedly underage Internet user can move from simple religious questions to extremist Salafist content.

Meanwhile, state governments are seeing an increase in Islamist incidents in schools, with hate speech on social media playing a central role. An investigation by Broadcasting South-West Germany (BSW) into the state Ministries of the Interior and Education showed an increase in cases of student radicalization, extremist incidents in schools, and at least a “tense” atmosphere. For example, the Ministry of Education in the state of Hesse reports that since 2018, 15 Islamist-motivated incidents have been recorded in schools, including 14 incidents during 2023. The Ministry of Education in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate warns, although it does not have to report threats. Individuality, that the “most tense atmosphere” should not be overlooked.

The Interior Ministry in Brandenburg also stressed that “the conflict in the Middle East will continue to serve as a catalyst for mobilizing and accelerating attacks,” and in Berlin the Interior Ministry says the situation in schools was initially “tense” but is now “calming down again.” .

The head of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, Thomas Haldwang, confirms the first conclusions and asserts that the conflict in the Middle East served as a catalyst for the rise of anti-Semitism in Germany.

Teachers and social workers, according to the SWR survey, talk about an increasing inclination of students to Islamic ideas. At a school in North Rhine-Westphalia, students described Hamas as a “freedom movement” and demanded… Gender segregation in classroomsWhile there were reactions to swimming lessons for girls.

In some cases, students reported that girls should stay at home and prepare for a “women’s role,” and one student refused to address a colleague, claiming that he was a “Christian.”

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