Antisemitism
Jews and Non-Jews Wore Kippas in Milan's Central Square Following Attack on Rabbi Tzemiach Mizrachi
Rabbi Tzemiach Mizrachi was attacked in the street in Milan, and days later Jews and non-Jews gathered in the central square of the city and wore kippas as a gesture of solidarity. The Jewish community in Milan made clear: 'We will not hide our identity and will not accept intimidation and antisemitism.' According to the report, it is an exceptionally unusual protest in the Italian city.
· Source: Maariv; photo as published
Days after the attack on Rabbi Tzemiach Mizrachi in Milan, Jews and non-Jews gathered in the central square of the city and wore kippas, in a gesture of solidarity with the local Jewish community.
According to the report, days after the attack on Rabbi Tzemiach Mizrachi in Milan, Jews and non-Jews gathered in the central square of the city and wore kippas as a gesture of solidarity. The Jewish community in the place made clear: 'We will not hide our identity and will not accept intimidation and antisemitism.'
Source: Maariv
