Hanau: representatives of the Muslim community react to the attack Muslim leaders give a press conference in Berlin following the attack in city of Hanau. Nine people were killed by a gunman at a shisha bar and a cafe, the latest in a growing list of attacks in the West attributed to self-appointed defenders of a "white race" perceived to be under threat from migration, globalisation and Islam. Dr. Zekeriya Altug, spokesperson for the Coordination council for Muslims, says "There is Islamophobia and there also is anti-Islamic racism in Germany - as well as anti-Semitism - and we have to move from the denial phase to the recognition phase of the problem". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES