Author: Felix Steiner

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Flowers and signs that read (from left) "I am Charlie", "I am a police officer", "I am in mourning" and "I am Jewish" are seen near a kosher grocery store in Paris, 10 January 2015 (photo: AFP/Getty Images/K. Tribouillard)

Reactions to the Paris attacks

Religiousness is not the problem

The brutal attacks perpetrated by Islamist terrorists in Paris have shocked Europe and the world. Although Felix Steiner is angered by the fact that these attacks discredit not only Islam, but belief in God in general, he is adamant that there can be no compromise on toleranceMore

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Peaceful protest camps: the camps existed several months before the Friday demonstrations began. The aim of the activists was to draw attention to the catastrophic humanitarian situation in Gaza. The protests on 30 March, Land Day, which reminded Palestinians of Israel's expropriation of land, became a mass movement. Since then, up to 30,000 people have participated in the protests

Women's protests in Gaza

For weeks Palestinians have been demonstrating in Gaza every Friday along the border with Israel. The world is surrounded by images of violence. But there is also a peaceful cry for help, civil protest camps – and many active women.