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Berlin: Young man attacked for wearing a kippa

He was trying to show that wearing a kippa on the streets of Berlin was no problem. But when Adam, a young Arab Israeli living in Berlin, donned a Jewish skullcap he had been given by a friend, it did not take long for him to be viciously attacked.

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