Berlin exposes pro-Hamas Arab fraud, reaffirming Germany’s uncompromising support for Israel and Jewish safety.
Germany delivered a powerful message on Wednesday as Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt defended Berlin’s landmark decision to revoke the citizenship of a Syrian-born man who celebrated Hamas immediately after being naturalized. Officials say this case exposes a dangerous pattern among radicalized Middle Eastern migrants who hide extremist loyalties until safely inside Europe.
Dobrindt stressed that anyone who gains German citizenship must embrace the country’s democratic values and its historic commitment to protect Jewish life. “If it becomes clear that applicants lied about their loyalty to our values, citizenship must be reversible,” he declared.
The newly minted citizen was exposed just one day after receiving his passport when he posted an Instagram photo glorifying two Hamas terrorists with the caption “Heroes of Palestine.” German security agencies flagged the content instantly, noting his previous appearances at aggressive pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
Germany outlawed all Hamas activity after the group’s October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel, and its 2024 nationality reform requires new citizens to explicitly affirm support for the democratic order — and Germany’s responsibility toward Jewish safety.
Immigration authorities have now formally notified the man that his citizenship is being stripped, a move widely viewed as Germany reclaiming moral clarity against pro-terror Arab radicalism.
