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Jewish/Israeli symbols should be kept to a minimum
In mid-September, Granada’s Cultur-Alh festival disinvited Jewish-Argentine writer Ariana Harwicz after university activists objected to her opposition to a cultural boycott of Israel; organizers cited concerns about possible protests. The decision prompted public criticism and competing statements of support, but the reports reviewed did not describe violence or an attack on Jewish travelers. Travelers may wish to check for demonstrations before attending politically contentious events and follow local updates....
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Relations with Israel are strained: both countries have reduced diplomatic representation, and Israel summoned Spain’s chargé d’affaires in late September after a Spanish minister’s remarks about a Palestinian state “from the river to the sea.”...
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More than 350 cultural figures criticized a festival in Granada after it disinvited Jewish novelist Ariana Harwicz following requests from university activists, reportedly because of her views on Israel.
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