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In the past month, Madrid has witnessed significant antisemitic incidents affecting Jewish and Israeli visitors. On February 14, 2026, three elderly Israeli women, including a Holocaust survivor, were expelled from the Reina Sofรญa National Museum after displaying Jewish symbols, such as a Star of David necklace and an Israeli flag. Museum staff cit...
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Three elderly Israeli tourists were ejected from a Madrid museum after displaying an Israeli flag, facing verbal abuse from other visitors. The incident has drawn significant criticism.

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jta.org
Feb 17, 2026
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Three Israeli tourists, including a Holocaust survivor, faced harassment at the Reina Sofia Museum in Madrid and were asked to leave due to their Jewish identity.

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ynet.co.il
Feb 16, 2026
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A Holocaust survivor was removed from a museum in Madrid after visitors shouted antisemitic slogans, highlighting a hostile environment for Jews.

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jpost.com
Feb 16, 2026

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Oct 19, 2024โ€ข
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At the beginning we were scared to say we are from Israel so we started saying we are from Hungary... most of the people were really friendly and actually asked if we were okay.
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