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Threatening letters to mosques in Germany surge since Israel’s Gaza invasion

The number of threatening letters sent to mosques in Germany has notably increased since the start of the Israeli onslaught on Gaza on October 7, TRT World reports.

According to a statement from the discrimination unit of the Turkish-Islamic Union for Religious Affairs (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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