Survey: 51% of Germans no longer see Germany as stable and secure after Berlin Pride attack

A survey conducted after the Islamist terror attack at the Berlin Pride parade finds that 51% of Germans no longer view Germany as a stable and secure country.

The survey was conducted after the July 26 vehicle ramming at the Berlin Pride parade, which the German interior minister designated as an Islamist terror attack, as The Zioneer reported. The finding that 51% of Germans no longer see the country as stable and secure indicates a significant shift in public confidence following the attack.

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