Increase in Threatening Letters Sent to German Mosques Since October 7th
Turkish-Islamic Union Reports Growing Concern Among Muslim Community
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The number of threatening letters sent to mosques in Germany has notably increased since the start of the Israel-Hamas war on Oct. 7.
According to a statement from the discrimination unit of the Turkish-Islamic Union (DITIB) based in the northern city of Cologne, numerous letters and e-mails containing insults and threats have been sent to mosques in Germany.
Cologne Central Mosque alone has received 17 such e-mails and letters, and more recently, DITIB Selimiye Mosque in the northern town of Dinslaken was targeted.
Against this background, the Muslim community is increasingly worried, it said.
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