Berlin: Berlin's ruler is strong for the posters of the Hamas Geiseln-police campaign.

Berlin: Berlin's ruler is strong for the posters of the Hamas Geiseln-police campaign.

Berlin - The posters of around 200 from Israel from the terrorist organization Hamas deported hostages - this is what Berlin's ruler is strong for this. Kai Wegner (51, CDU) on Wednesday to the picture: "To remember the fate of the victims of this barbaric terrorist act is a legitimate and a real concern. I think that you can show these images."

In the Sunday road (Friedrichshain), police officers had demolished and crumpled portraits of Israeli kidnapped by a petrol column. Reason: The posters violate press law, there was no imprint underneath. The recordings of the campaign disturbed.

Wegner continues: "I expect the responsible bodies to create legal certainty for our civil servants as soon as possible. In this tense time, they do an outstanding service every day and night. You have full backing for that."

After image information, the radio strip crew had initially asked for state protection, then removed the posters.

The demolished posters on Sonntagstrasse caused a sensation in Berlin. The pictures of the Israeli hostages, which were kidnapped by Hamas, should actually draw attention to fate and the dangers of terrorism. The police officers who have torn down and crumpled the posters refer to the lack of an imprint, which violates press law. This has led to a discussion about the legality of the action.

Kai Wegner, the governing mayor of Berlin, has clearly positioned himself and emphasizes that showing the pictures is a legitimate and important form of commemoration to the victims of the terrorist act. He supports the presentation of the hostages and advocates that the pictures should continue to be shown and not removed.

The action of the police also has an impact on the reputation of the Berlin police. Wegner therefore demands the quickest possible clarity and legal certainty for the civil servants and emphasizes their outstanding work in this tense time. He assures you of his full support.

Source: www.bild.de