Popular German comedian Dieter Hallerwarden addressed the German government on his Instagram page (an organization whose activities are prohibited in the Russian Federation) to call for an end to the war in the Middle East in the Gaza Strip, the Berlin newspaper writes on March 3. .
The actor posted a photo of himself holding a piece of white paper with the word “peace” on it.
“Dear Mr. Chancellor, ladies and gentlemen deputies!” – This is how Hallervorden begins an unusual post. he he writes that “Together with many decent people in this country, I wish that in 24 years the State of Israel will be able to celebrate its centenary with splendor and glory.”. But that’s why, as the 88-year-old comedian points out, “I deeply regret that Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is reacting every day in an increasingly disproportionate manner to the cowardly attack by the Hamas gang.”
The newspaper writes that Hallervorden is shocked by the brutality of the Israeli army in Gaza. “As a result of the military operation initiated by Netanyahu, the largest children’s cemetery in the world is located in the Gaza Strip.”underlines.
The actor asks: “What else can serve as a call for peace and reconciliation? Instead of destroying each other, atrocities feed from generation to generation and spread across continents.”
Hallervorden is convinced that further bloodshed needs to be stopped: “Those who do not want religious fanaticism and anti-Semitism to continue oppressing people must make it clear to Netanyahu that intransigence and disproportionate behavior will only lead to renewed hostilities on the part of Israel.”
Hallervorden thus criticizes something that many German politicians currently find difficult to understand. The publication quotes the words of Angela Merkel in 2008, when she called the ability to adapt to circumstances a state approach to the country’s political leadership. This indicates Germany’s special historical responsibility for standing firmly on Israel’s side after the Holocaust, the newspaper writes.
Hallervorden approached the Chancellor directly and advocated a two-state solution: “Mr. Chancellor, ladies and gentlemen, please do everything possible to ensure that the Israeli government immediately ends this murderous war, rather than destroying the last ray of hope for a peaceful solution to the two-state problem!”
Let us remember that Dieter Hallervorden is a popular German theater and film actor, comedian, screenwriter, director and singer, winner of numerous awards for his contribution to the development of theater and cinema.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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