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Bratislava
Jewish/Israeli symbols should be kept to a minimum
On September 2, a Bratislava cinema canceled a Holocaust documentary screening at a Jewish culture festival after staff objected to the Israeli embassy’s involvement; the film was subsequently scheduled at another cinema. This was a cultural dispute, not a reported attack on travelers. A September 30 seminar for educators on Holocaust history and antisemitism also took place in Bratislava. Travelers may encounter politicized debate around Israeli-related events, but the reports do not indicate a broader pattern of violence targeting Jews or Israelis....
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Slovakia publicly supports a two-state solution and joined a September 2 statement opposing Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank. Its foreign minister also met with American Jewish organizations in September and publicly rejected antisemitism and Holocaust denial. These positions indicate policy disagreement with Israel alongside official engagement with Jewish organizations....
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Educators from across Slovakia gathered in Bratislava for a seminar on Holocaust history, antisemitism and Holocaust denial. The program included visits with a survivor and to Jewish sites, and aimed to equip teachers to address antisemitism with students....
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