Israel’s Foreign Ministry issued a warning to Israelis in Greece to act cautiously on Sunday due to the scheduled “Day of Rage” protests scheduled by pro-Hamas groups. Protests are expected to take place in approximately 90 locations across the country, including at popular tourist sites and islands. The protests follow a series of antisemitic incidents | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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