2023-10-15 09:59:56
A 33-year-old Egyptian man attacked three people with punches in Milan on Saturday afternoon with the Koran in his hand and wearing an Islamic robe. Among those attacked was a 44-year-old from Ecuador who escaped with minor wounds, police said.
The Egyptian was arrested and reported to the police for assault. He was tested for drugs and alcohol. Investigators described him as a person “characterized by strong hostility toward Western civilization.” Separate incident The attack, according to investigators, is not related to a pro-Palestinian demonstration that drew more than 4,000 people in Milan on Saturday afternoon had participated. The rally was organized by various associations. The demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and placards that read: “The real terrorists are Europe, Israel, the UN and the USA. Liberate Palestine!” At the front of the procession was a banner reading “Stop the genocide in Gaza. Let’s save Gaza” can be read. BBC building daubed. There was also a large pro-Palestinian rally in London on Saturday. More than 1,000 police officers were on duty. The starting point of the demonstration was the BBC headquarters, which had been daubed with red paint during the night. The pro-Palestinian group Palestine Action claimed responsibility for the attack. The blood-red color symbolizes that the BBC, with its biased reporting, is partly to blame for the “genocide” of the Palestinian people by Israel, according to an article on the short news service . The public broadcaster refused to describe the atrocities committed by Islamist extremists that left more than 1,000 dead in Israel as “terror.”
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