Israeli Foreign Ministry Warns Citizens in Greece to Avoid Pro-Palestinian Protests
The Israeli Foreign Ministry issued an unusual security advisory on Sunday for Israelis in Greece, warning them to exercise increased caution amid upcoming pro-Palestinian demonstrations across the country. The protests are expected to take place in dozens of locations, including Athens, Thessaloniki, various islands, and popular tourist areas, in response to the ongoing war in Gaza.
The ministry urged Israelis to avoid crowds and protest sites to prevent potential clashes or disturbances. It also recommended that Israeli and Jewish symbols be concealed and advised against sharing real-time locations on social media. Travelers were instructed to stay alert, follow updates from local authorities and media, and comply with instructions from local security forces.
This advisory reflects concerns over the scale of the protests and the risk of disorder, emphasizing the need for vigilance and discretion by Israeli nationals during their stay in Greece.
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