Good Morning Britain's Chief Correspondent Richard Gaisford tweeted an image of a group of men with the slogan emblazoned on their tops.
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| A group of men wore t-shirts reading 'love for all, hate for none' at the vigil in Berlin. Credit: Twitter | GMB/Richard Gaisford |
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By ITV News | December 20, 2016
"Love for all, hate for none". Strong message from #Berlin's Muslim community at tonight's' vigil in closed Christmas market #BerlinAttack
A group of men wore t-shirts reading 'love for all, hate for none' at the vigil in Berlin.
Members of Berlin's Muslim Ahmadi community have sent out a message at the city's vigil for victims of the Christmas market attack, wearing t-shirts reading: "Love for all, hate for none."
The so-called Islamic State earlier claimed responsibility for the killings as the hunt continues for the perpetrator of the attack.
Good Morning Britain's Chief Correspondent Richard Gaisford tweeted an image of a group of men with the slogan emblazoned on their tops.
"Love for all, hate for none". Strong message from #Berlin's Muslim community at tonight's' vigil in closed Christmas market #BerlinAttack pic.twitter.com/EtGhP2JA2J— Richard Gaisford (@richardgaisford) December 20, 2016
Last updated Wed 21 Dec 2016
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