Spray and kicks against 22-year-old tourist with kippah in Rome
The investigations originated from the plain submitted to the Carabinieri of the same station by a 22-year-old French tourist, of Jewish religion
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The investigations originated from the plain submitted to the Carabinieri of the same station by a 22-year-old French tourist, of Jewish religion. Thus the president of the Jewish Community of Rome, Victor Fadlun, commenting on the aggression of a Jewish French tourist in Rome. "It is very disconcerting what happened in Rome.
Furthermore, We hope, as Italians, that we do not have to witness a reaction of increasing indifference by public opinion.". In both circumstances, according to the 22-year-old, the attackers would scream the slogan "Free Palestine". "Finally, I find the hope of the Jewish community in Rome that there is no growing indifference from public opinion in the face of these episodes.
In addition, "They are the fruits of what, in so many statements of political exponents, is self-defined 'antisionism' but which, as seen in this and many other shameful episodes, is nothing but atavic but always present hatred for Jews in general.".
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The investigations originated from the plain submitted to the Carabinieri of the same station by a 22-year-old French tourist, of Jewish religion.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThus the president of the Jewish Community of Rome, Victor Fadlun, commenting on the aggression of a Jewish French tourist in Rome.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"It is very disconcerting what happened in Rome.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesWe hope, as Italians, that we do not have to witness a reaction of increasing indifference by public opinion.".
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In both circumstances, according to the 22-year-old, the attackers would scream the slogan "Free Palestine".
according to Sky TG24In both episodes, according to the alleged victim, the attackers would shout the slogan 'free Palestinian'.
according to ANSA - Cronaca"Finally, I find the hope of the Jewish community in Rome that there is no growing indifference from public opinion in the face of these episodes.
according to Sky TG24"They are the fruits of what, in so many statements of political exponents, is self-defined 'antisionism' but which, as seen in this and many other shameful episodes, is nothing but atavic but always present hatred for Jews in general.".
according to ANSA - Cronaca
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