Several people were arrested at a pro-Palestinian rally in Berlin, which was held a few hours after an agreement between Israel and Hamas took effect on Sunday, halting the fighting in the Gaza Strip.
Participants had shouted banned anti-Semitic slogans and set off pyrotechnics, police said late Sunday in a post on X, adding that 12 people had been arrested.
It was reported that media representatives covering the rally were insulted and blocked while doing their job.
Hundreds of people gathered to mark developments in the Middle East conflict.
Police said the rally was called off prematurely by the organizer after speaking to the police, just before 8pm (1900 GMT).
Over the weekend, several pro-Palestinian demonstrations were held across Berlin.
On Saturday, hundreds of people protested against the delivery of weapons to Israel and expressed solidarity with those in Gaza. The police also reported crimes at these events.
