Safe For JewsMoscow
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Moscow
Jewish/Israeli symbols should be kept to a minimum
Specific data on antisemitic incidents in Moscow over the past 30 days is limited, and no significant incidents targeting Jews or Israelis have been reported in the city. At the national level, Russia has seen thwarted attacks on Jewish sites, including an arrest in June 2026 over a planned synagogue arson and the detention by the Federal Security Service of a suspect preparing an attack on a synagogue in Yaroslavl. The Israeli government advises against travel to the North Caucasus region and recommends increased caution elsewhere in Russia. Given the absence of Moscow-specific incident data alongside the national threat picture, the safety level for Jewish and Israeli travelers in Moscow is assessed as 'caution'....
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Russia and Israel maintain diplomatic relations, strained by Russia's ties to Iran and Hamas; Israeli dual citizens face legal and conscription risks....
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A blast in Moscow resulted in three deaths and 21 injuries, with the suspected bomber among the fatalities; the background remains unclear.
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