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Israeli Singer Elior Zandani Attacked in Athens After Speaking Hebrew

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Israeli singer Elior Zandani was attacked in Athens, Greece, after three men heard him speaking Hebrew. The "The Next Star" contestant suffered facial injuries, including a broken nose, during the Saturday night incident. Zandani was in Athens for performances and to celebrate his 25th birthday. He reported being verbally abused before the situation escalated to a physical confrontation, after which he fled.

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  • Israeli singer Elior Zandani was attacked in Athens after speaking Hebrew.
  • The "The Next Star" contestant suffered facial injuries and a broken nose.
  • Zandani was in Athens to perform and celebrate his 25th birthday.
  • Three attackers verbally abused and then physically assaulted him.
  • The singer managed to flee after realizing he was outnumbered.
Israeli Singer Elior Zandani Attacked in Athens After Speaking Hebrew
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