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Israel’s National Security Council issued a warning to citizens Monday night, saying that a global “Day of Rage” in support of the Palestinians is expected to take place on Tuesday, April 22.
“Being led by pro-Palestinian groups, many calls have been identified online to hold protest events, demonstrations and carry out disruptions in a number of countries around the world,” the NSC said.
“These protests and demonstrations have the potential to develop into violent incidents against Israelis. There is concern that independent terrorists and/or their supporters may attempt to join protests in order to carry out an attack,” the notice warned.
“Please note that in recent years, and especially following the Swords of Iron War, we see an increase in the activity of extremists around the world calling for protests and disruptions, and in some cases, calls of a violent nature.”
Following are the NSC recommendations for Israelis visiting abroad on this day:
a. To be clear, if you find yourself in a situation of distress while abroad, first, contact local security services. Likewise, obtain the telephone numbers of emergency services at your destination and the number of the Israeli embassy there (if there is one).
b. Follow guidelines issued by local security services.
c. Avoid displaying Israeli symbols in public.
d. Stay away from tense areas, demonstrations and protests.
e. Stay alert while traveling, pay attention to your surroundings.
_For any questions regarding terrorist threats against Israelis traveling abroad contact the NSC’s travel alert hotline at +972-2-666-7444 (active 24/7).
_For questions pertaining to other matters, such as health services, consular services, personal security regarding crime and antisemitism, contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ hotline +972-2-530-3155 (active 24/7).
Why should we be afraid to display a symbol of Eretz Yisroel or yiddishket. This recommendation “c” isn’t making sense
Especially in arab countries yiddishkeit is not publicly displayed especially when Israel is at war. Its enough the levush of being a jew. No need to impose a display when itll only create anger rather then jewish Pride to the non jew.
It’s safe to be smart.
Being smart can keep you safe.
The flag with the blue hexagram is neither a symbol of Eretz Yosrorl nor of yiddishkeit. It is the symbol of the state that exelled Yodden from Azza, bulldozed their property and gave the territory to Hamas.
the flag is not a symbol of Eretz Yisroel. It is a symbol of the Tziyoni Government. Eretz Yisroel’s symbol is the Torah!
Oh come on it’s not an election year.
I guess Trump is being too effective.
We see you!
On what is he being effective? Iran’s nuclear program? Our other problems? Antisemitism? Or anything domestic?
B”H
This Shabbos is the 28th of Nissan. The Rebbe said to do all we can to bring Moshiach. Encourage the mivtzoim more than ever this week. If impossible to do in person, do it online
Montreal Jews have been the target of these paid thugs for over 4 months now while the mayor and the Liberal members of parliament in the city sit in a deafening silence, their hands folded, not a word to support the Jewish community.