Italian Mayor Threatened Over Hosting Israeli Community
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
A mayor in Piedmont, Italy, received a threatening letter with a bullet, warning him not to take in more Israelis and Jews. The threat targeted a local Israeli community that moved there after October 7 through the "Home" project led by Hugo Luzzati.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- The mayor received a threat letter and bullet over the weekend.
- The threat targeted an Israeli community in a Piedmont city.
- The community arrived after October 7 through the "Home" project.
- The letter demanded that no more Israelis or Jews be admitted.
A mayor in Italy’s Piedmont region received a death threat letter over the weekend, along with a bullet, aimed at him and members of the local Israeli community, according to a report aired Sunday on Kan 11’s "HaOlam HaYom." The community in the city includes doctors, tech workers and digital nomads who relocated to Italy after October 7.
The relocation was part of a large project called "Home," led by entrepreneur Hugo Luzzati. An Italian newspaper, Rai, reported that the letter demanded the city remove the Israelis from the area.
The message to the mayor reportedly said, "Do not cooperate, do not accept any more Israelis and Jews who come to Italy. This is the last and only warning."
