A suspected arson attack targeted the property of Andreas Büttner, the anti-Semitism commissioner for the German state of Brandenburg, early Sunday in Templin. Police responded to a fire in a shed on Büttner's property, which was quickly extinguished without injuries. Authorities discovered an anti-constitutional symbol, a red triangle linked to Hamas, painted on the main house. Büttner's family was inside during the attack but was unharmed. The state's security service is investigating the incident as a possible act of extremism. Political leaders, including Brandenburg's premier and interior minister, condemned the attack and expressed support for Büttner, emphasizing the need to combat extremism and protect public officials.