Neo-Nazi Stephan Balliet walks down the street with a rifle during the attack. EPA
Bullet holes in a door of the synagogue in Halle, eastern Germany, where two people were killed and two injured in a gun attack on October 9, 2019 as Jews celebrated the festival of Yom Kippur. AFP
A sign reading 'no place for anti-semitism' is placed at a makeshift memorial in Halle on October 10, 2019. EPA
A bullet hole in the a window of a doner kebab restaurant near the synagogue in Halle. AFP
People lay flowers outside the synagogue where congregation barricaded itself inside after the attack started. REUTERS
A pedestrian passes the doner kebab restaurant that was targeted by during the attack in Halle, east German. AFP
People light candles outside the synagogue in Halle a day after it was attacked. Reuters
A video screenshot shows the attacker, identified as neo-Nazi Stephan Balliet, firing a rifle during his attack, which he also streamed on the internet. EPA
Neo-Nazi Stephan Balliet walks down the street with a rifle during the attack. EPA
Bullet holes in a door of the synagogue in Halle, eastern Germany, where two people were killed and two injured in a gun attack on October 9, 2019 as Jews celebrated the festival of Yom Kippur. AFP
A sign reading 'no place for anti-semitism' is placed at a makeshift memorial in Halle on October 10, 2019. EPA
A bullet hole in the a window of a doner kebab restaurant near the synagogue in Halle. AFP
People lay flowers outside the synagogue where congregation barricaded itself inside after the attack started. REUTERS
A pedestrian passes the doner kebab restaurant that was targeted by during the attack in Halle, east German. AFP
People light candles outside the synagogue in Halle a day after it was attacked. Reuters
A video screenshot shows the attacker, identified as neo-Nazi Stephan Balliet, firing a rifle during his attack, which he also streamed on the internet. EPA
Neo-Nazi Stephan Balliet walks down the street with a rifle during the attack. EPA
