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Italian Jewish Community Condemns Online Form Targeting Jews and Israelis as 'New Yellow Badge'

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First reported by Ynet · 16 hours ago

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An anonymous online form in Italy sought to identify Jews, Israelis, and Zionists in hotels and businesses, sparking outrage from Jewish leaders and politicians who condemned it as antisemitic and reminiscent of 1930s persecution. The form was removed after intervention by Italian authorities, with calls for judicial action and broader societal condemnation.

01An anonymous online form in Italy targeted Jews, Israelis, and Zionists in hotels and businesses.
02Jewish leaders condemned the form as a dangerous 'manhunt' and compared it to 1930s persecution.
03The form was removed after intervention by Italy's antisemitism commissioner, General Pasquale Angelosanto.
04Jewish community heads reported the incident to authorities demanding judicial action.
05Political leaders, including Senate President Ignazio La Russa, denounced the act as deep antisemitism.
06The incident raised concerns about rising antisemitism and societal silence in Italy.

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