Mauthausen staff call cops after dispute erupts over teen wearing ‘Free Palestine’ shirt

Police were called to the Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial in Austria this week due to a dispute over a teenager who wore a shirt reading “Free Palestine” that also featured the Palestinian flag and an apparent picture of a terrorist.A video circulating on social media showed the teen touring the site of the Nazi concentration camp in Austria. The picture on his shirt is apparently of Dalal Mughrabi, who took part in a brutal 1978 terror attack that killed dozens of civilians.The person filming, who was not identified, berated him over the shirt and confronted staff about whether the shirt or other political messaging is allowed in the camp. The teen did not respond to the criticism. The tour guide also did not respond to the questions about the shirt and attempted to continue her tour.When the person filming said the shirt sends the message that “It’s OK to murder…
Police were called to the Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial in Austria after a dispute erupted over a teenager wearing a “Free Palestine” shirt featuring the Palestinian flag and an image of Dalal Mughrabi, a participant in a 1978 terror attack. A video circulating online showed a visitor confronting the teen and staff about the shirt, which some interpreted as condoning violence, while others defended it as opposing alleged “genocide” in Gaza. The memorial site stated that staff had not initially noticed the shirt among a large anti-fascist youth group and called the police to de-escalate the situation, which was resolved before officers arrived. The site prohibits materials that “promote antisemitic, racist or generally discriminatory views” and noted an increase in political matters at such sites, emphasizing the need for objective and empathetic conflict resolution.
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