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Volos
Jewish/Israeli symbols should be kept to a minimum
In the past year, Volos, Greece, has experienced a significant antisemitic incident: the desecration of its Jewish cemetery on Holocaust Remembrance Day in April 2026. The Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece condemned this act, emphasizing the importance of preserving historical memory and opposing indifference. While there have been no recent reports of antisemitic incidents in Volos, the broader Greek context has seen a rise in such activities. In August 2026, the Greek Jewish Council warned of increasing intimidation of Israeli tourists and antisemitic incidents nationwide, urging the government to take necessary measures to protect citizens and visitors. Additionally, Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis condemned attacks targeting Israeli nationals, highlighting Israel as Greece's greatest ally and urging Israeli citizens to continue visiting Greece....
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Government ties with Israel remain close: the two prime ministers met on September 24 and discussed bilateral relations and defense cooperation. Greece also supports a two-state solution....
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