Israel warns citizens in Greece to lie low ahead of pro-Palestinian protests
Dozens of protests are planned across Greece against the 'genocide in Palestine,' including at tourist hotspots where Israelis are likely visiting. Israel's Foreign Ministry advised Israelis in the country 'to conceal Israeli and Jewish symbols'
Israelis visiting Greece have been warned by their Foreign Ministry to exercise caution ahead of planned pro-Palestinian protests. The demonstrations are expected to take place across the country, including in Athens, Thessaloniki, on the islands, and at tourist destinations.
The Foreign Ministry has advised Israelis to avoid displaying Jewish or Israeli symbols and to stay away from gatherings. They are also recommended to refrain from posting their location on social media in real-time and to follow local announcements and instructions from security forces.
This is not the first time such a warning has been issued; according to The Times of Israel, a similar event last year passed without incident after a similar alert was made.
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