Plomari, #Lesvos: Local businesses expressing solidarity with #Palestine are targeted by #Zionists. According to complaints from residents and workers, in recent weeks there have been cases of aggressive behaviour, negative and defamatory comments on online platforms and direct intimidation of workers by people of Israeli origin.

...The incident came to a head when a store employee was subjected to ironic comments and insulting treatment inside the store by members of a family of Israeli visitors. One young man mockingly called her a "supporter", leaving clear hints about her political stance, and shortly afterwards his mother allegedly stopped her in the street to take a photo and directed an ironic remark at her, which was seen as a clear attempt at intimidation.
Reactions in the local community were immediate. Residents expressed their strong annoyance at the occurrence of such phenomena, stressing that Plomari was and remains a hospitable place, but not a silent one. Village society, they argue, has historically demonstrated solidarity, humanity and political sensitivity, and will not be silent in the face of pressure or intimidation practices.

Report in greek stonisi.gr/post/93917/stoxopoi…

via @_Wiesenthal_S_
#zionazis #EatTheRich #colonialism #StopZionism #settlers

ΡΕΠΟΡΤΑΖ - Στοχοποιούνται επιχειρήσεις που εκφράζουν αλληλεγγύη στην Παλαιστίνη

Ισραηλινοί κατηγορούνται για πιέσεις, προσβολές και αρνητικές κριτικές σε βάρος καταστημάτων του Πλωμαρίου που πήραν δημόσια θέση για τα γεγονότα στη Γάζα

^StoNisi.gr

Israeli settler Stav Ben-Shushan was vacationing with his wife at Bolivar Beach in Alimos, near #Athens. He told reporters that a Syrian man approached them, shouted “Free Palestine” and “I am Hamas,” and began filming them. Later, he claimed, the man assaulted him and bit off part of his ear.

Greek police arrested both men.

While chants like “Free Palestine” are common at protests and among activists, the phrase “I am Hamas” feels oddly theatrical, especially in the context of a random beach encounter.

In recent months, dozens of viral videos have shown Israeli travelers being confronted by pro-#Palestine demonstrators around the world. In many of those cases, Israelis were seen provoking, mocking, or even physically assaulting protesters, only to later claim they were the victims. The pattern of escalation, followed by selective storytelling, has become increasingly familiar.
qudsnen.co/israeli-tourist-cla…

It's obviously another provocation by a zionazi. These incidents have nothing to do with #antisemitism. All of them are #antifascist.

Israeli Tourist Claims Syrian Bit His Ear in Greece, But Doubts Surround His Story

Athens (Quds News Network)- An Israeli tourist claimed a Syrian man bit off part of his ear while on a Greek beach. But as Israel faces mounting global condemnation over its crimes in Gaza, the detail

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