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Greek Police Investigate Extreme Pro-Palestinian March in Thessaloniki Over Hate Speech Concerns
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First reported by N12 · 6 hours ago
What happened
Greek police are investigating an extreme pro-Palestinian march in Thessaloniki for possible hate speech and incitement, amid strong condemnation from Jewish organizations.
- 01Greek police investigate extreme pro-Palestinian march in Thessaloniki for hate speech.
- 02Marchers wore black shirts with Palestinian flags in an anti-Zionist protest.
- 03Organizers from anarchist group Rubicon aimed to oppose Israeli presence in Thessaloniki.
- 04Jewish community leaders condemned the march, linking it to historic anti-Semitic violence.
- 05World Jewish Congress called the event an intimidation attempt against Jews and Israelis.
- 06Authorities are considering legal action against the march organizers.
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Full coverage · 4 outlets
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Arutz ShevaRight · Hebrew2 hours ago
Greek Police Investigate Extreme Pro-Palestinian March in Thessaloniki Over Hate Speech Concerns
Behadrei HaredimRight · Hebrew3 hours ago
Pro-Palestinian Anarchist March in Thessaloniki Sparks Police Probe and Jewish Community Outcry
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