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The Syrian who struck an Israeli kippa with a trouser belt remains a matter for the judiciary. The 19-year-old's defense appealed against the Tiergarten District Court's decision and an immediate appeal against the refusal of detention, spokeswoman Lisa Jani said Friday. The case is brought before the district court.
Knaan al S. was convicted last week of the dangerous badault and insult. Four weeks of arrest were imposed by the judges. A time that has already been offset by his pre-trial detention of more than two months. The refugee from Syria should also be under a supervisor for one year. And he should understand by visiting the House of the Wannsee Conference, what values apply in Germany.
The attack was filmed by a mobile
The student Adam A. was wearing a kippah when he was attacked on April 17 in Prenzlauer Berg. He and his friend, a German-Moroccan who also had a kippah, wanted to make a friend with happy Jewish roots with the hairstyle of religious Jews. Suddenly, insults came from the other side of the street. Knaan al S. ran to Adam A. "Yahudi!" Shouted the accused – Arab for "Jew!" With strength and full of hate, he took off his belt. Adam A. filmed the shocking attack with his mobile phone.
"I learned some lessons from it."
"This is a case of hate crime," said the prosecutor. Knaan al S., however, denied the anti-Semitic motives. He was first insulted and therefore felt good, the refugee. What happened, I'm sorry for him. "I learned from the case."
After juvenile justice, al S., who has no criminal record, went away with a mildly punishing punishment. "In adult criminal law, we would be imprisoned for nine or ten months," the court said. The Syrian was released with the verdict. Should he be compensated for detention beyond the period of detention, but it would cost for just over five weeks nearly 1000 euros – 25 euros per day.
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