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Greece

According to IMPACT-se report, Greek textbooks provide detailed coverage of Judaism and the Holocaust but offer limited attention to antisemitism and contributions of Greek...

“Given the rampant rise in antisemitism across Europe, it is heartening to see how Greek textbooks present Judaism, Jewish traditions and the tragedy of the Holocaust with depth, thought and respect," said IMPACT-se CEO, Marcus Sheff.

Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece denounces the rampant demonisation of the State of Israel in the country in a public statement

"The streets of Athens and other cities are filled with slogans calling for the destruction of the state of Israel, for the mass murder of Israeli citizens and Jews who defend the Zionist idea, namely Israel's right to exist as an equal member of the community of nations" said their statement.

Israeli teens chased and beaten in Rhodes by knife-wielding pro-Palestinian mob

Local police were contacted, and a friend who had stayed at their rental apartment arranged a taxi to collect those in hiding. Police later escorted the teens back to the apartment.

Anti-Israel vandals attack kosher restaurant in Athens

The masked attackers threw fliers at diners and staff and graffitied anti-Israel slogans on walls and counters, including “No Zionist is safe here,” “Smash Zionism, fascism, colonialism,” and “Israel Death Forces — rapists, torturers, murderers.”

Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece expresses concern over the recent rise of antisemitic incidents in the country

"It is imperative that a clear message of zero tolerance be sent against the rising tide of Judeophobia in our country, which unquestionably leads to antisemitism" said the Greek Jewish community official representative organisation in a statement.

Israeli tourist attacked by pro-Palestinian mob in Athens

“I went out toward the gym with my phone in hand. The phone was giving directions in Hebrew, and as I was walking, four guys heard the Hebrew and asked if I was Israeli. I said yes and kept walking, but they started cursing at me and chasing me,” he said.

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