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Israeli Foreign Ministry Advises Citizens in Greece to Avoid Protests and Conceal Israeli Identity

By אורלי הררי
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

The Israeli Foreign Ministry has issued a heightened caution advisory for Israelis in Greece ahead of widespread protests planned for Sunday across dozens of locations. The demonstrations, related to the conflict in Gaza, are expected in major cities including Athens and Thessaloniki, as well as on various islands and popular tourist destinations. Due to the anticipated scale of the protests and the potential for large gatherings and disturbances, the ministry urges Israeli citizens to exercise increased vigilance.

Israelis in Greece are advised to stay away from protest sites and crowds, avoid any confrontations with demonstrators, and conceal any Israeli or Jewish symbols. Additionally, the ministry recommends refraining from sharing real-time location details on social media. Travelers are encouraged to monitor updates from local authorities and media and to comply with instructions from security forces on the ground.

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