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Turin
Jewish/Israeli symbols should be kept to a minimum
In the past year, Turin has experienced several incidents that may concern Jewish and Israeli travelers. In February 2026, 18 activists were placed under precautionary measures following protests against the Pal Party, including charges of damage and assaulting public officials. In September 2026, anti-fascist protests erupted during a conference attended by Roberto Vannacci, leader of the far-right National Future party, leading to tensions and egg-throwing at police. Additionally, in the first half of 2026, Italy recorded 401 antisemitic incidents, with Milan, Rome, and Bologna being the most affected cities. While these incidents are concerning, there is no specific evidence of increased hostility toward Jews or Israelis in Turin. The Israeli government's travel advisory for Italy remains at 'be cautious when traveling,' indicating a general caution but not an elevated risk. Therefore, the safety level for Jewish and Israeli travelers in Turin is assessed as 'caution.'...
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