Chancellor Angela Merkel is set to join a Muslim community rally Tuesday to promote tolerance, condemn the jihadist attacks in Paris and send a rebuke to Germany's growing anti-Islamic movement. President Joachim Gauck will address the vigil starting at 1700 GMT at Berlin's iconic Brandenburg Gate, organized by the Central Council of Muslims in Germany under the banner "Let's be there for each other. Terror: not in our name!" Merkel, to be joined by most of her cabinet at the event, has spoken out against the right-wing populist "Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the Occident", or PEGIDA, and stressed on Monday that "Islam belongs to Germany".