Racism

This violent conduct by a violent minority will not be tolerated.

— Ryan Henderson, deputy head of the Northern Ireland police, at a press conference

when double standards and antisemitic stereotypes are replicated in public-service broadcasting and in the media industry, in the cultural scene and in cabaret

— Josef Schuster, President of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, at the Leo-Baeck Prize award ceremony in Berlin

I can't breathe.

— Henry Nowak, said while on the ground as police restrained him; his words were captured on bodycam footage.

Antisemitism is increasingly more open and less covert, manifesting itself in more aggressive language and conduct, and is strongly linked to current political and global conflicts.

— Andreas Büttner, Brandenburg's Antisemitism Commissioner, in his first annual report presented to the Brandenburg state parliament.

because I would be killed in prison

— Liebich, on the first day of the May hearing in Pilsen, stated that he would not consent to the extradition because he feared being killed in a German prison.