(Jerusalem Post) Two men, one from Gaza and the other from Lebanon, were charged for a February antisemitic attack against a non-Jewish man in Berlin, the Berlin State Prosecutor’s Office announced on Friday. The man was reportedly attacked based on the perception of his religious identity, and the attackers are said to have chanted “he should die because he is a Jew” as they carried out the assault.
The two men were charged with “dangerous bodily harm,” the prosecutor confirmed, citing what they described as a “withdrawal from the intent to kill,” which under German law exempts the accused from a more severe charge.
