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In the past year, there have been no reported attacks on Jewish or Israeli travelers in Tirana, Albania. Protests against a luxury coastal development project linked to Jared Kushner did, however, include isolated displays of antisemitic imagery in June 2026; Albanian officials, including Prime Minister Edi Rama, and the Albanian Jewish Community condemned these acts and called for investigations. There is no evidence of a sustained trend of hostility toward Jews or Israelis in the city. The Israeli government currently maintains a 'safe to travel' advisory for Albania, and Jewish and Israeli travelers can visit Tirana with standard precautions....
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Albania and Israel have maintained friendly relations since 1991, with embassies in both countries. Albania has supported Israel in various instances, including providing refuge to Jews during World War II. The two nations collaborate in areas such as agriculture, technology, and cybersecurity....
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