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The responsibility of German police

In order for us police officers to remain vigilant and aware of the history and responsibility of police work to protect people, we must also actively deal with the past and engage at places of horror, like Auschwitz or Birkenau.

Though antisemitism is once again rearing its head, we will stand tall and proud

There is no greater irony than the fact that those seeking to blunt the singularity of antisemitism are themselves anti-Zionist Jews, for whom Holocaust remembrance is not a moral pillar, but a demon. For the sake of the past and the future - we will stand tall and proud in the face of these “enlightened” memory looters and gatekeepers who fell asleep on watch, and we will foil every attempt to defile and dishonor the memory of the Holocaust and its victims.

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Senior Iranian official: 'Evidence of Israeli involvement in explosion'

Senior Iranian official: 'Evidence of Israeli involvement in explosion'

A senior Iranian official claimed that explosive materials had been planted inside containers either in the country of origin of the goods or along the transportation routes, leading to the explosion that killed 36. He added that blasts occurred simultaneously at four different sites. However, security camera footage showed that prior to one of the explosions, there had been a fire outbreak in a container at the port, which, according to authorities, contained hazardous chemicals.

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Senior Iranian official: 'Evidence of Israeli involvement in explosion'

A senior Iranian official claimed that explosive materials had been planted inside containers either in the country of origin of the goods or along the transportation routes, leading to the explosion that killed 36. He added that blasts occurred simultaneously at four different sites. However, security camera footage showed that prior to one of the explosions, there had been a fire outbreak in a container at the port, which, according to authorities, contained hazardous chemicals.

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