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Israeli Couple Attacked at Pro-Palestinian Protest in Athens During 'Day of Rage'
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First reported by N12 · 37 minutes ago
What happened
An Israeli couple was attacked by pro-Palestinian protesters during a "Day of Rage" demonstration in Athens, Greece. They were rescued by a bystander, and the Israeli Foreign Ministry warned citizens to avoid protests and conceal Israeli symbols. The protests were organized to oppose Israeli military actions and Greece's relations with Israel.
- 01An Israeli couple was assaulted by pro-Palestinian protesters in Athens during a "Day of Rage" on August 9.
- 02Protesters shouted slogans like "Free Palestine" and "Zionists are murderers" while attacking the couple.
- 03A bystander intervened to protect and escort the couple away from the crowd.
- 04The Israeli Foreign Ministry issued a heightened caution advisory for Israelis in Greece.
- 05The protests were organized by pro-Palestinian groups opposing Israeli military actions and Greek-Israeli ties.
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