Greek Jewish Community Marks Three Years Since October 7
The Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece (KISE) released a statement marking three years since the October 7 attacks, emphasizing solidarity with Israel.
- The Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece (KISE) marks three years since the Hamas attacks.
- The statement describes the event as the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
- The local community expresses ongoing solidarity and support for Israel and the families affected.
Israelis in Greece can connect with local Jewish institutions and Chabad houses in Athens and Thessaloniki for community and religious support. It is recommended to stay updated with official safety guidelines and maintain normal vigilance in public spaces.
Marking Three Years Since the Attack
The Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece (KISE) published an official statement marking three years since the October 7 Hamas attacks. The announcement noted that the events left a deep scar in the hearts of Israeli citizens, describing the tragedy as the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
Solidarity and Support
The leadership of the Greek Jewish community highlighted its close bond with the State of Israel and deep empathy for the grief of bereaved families and hostages. Jewish communities across the country continue to stand by Israel during this complex period.
Connecting with the Local Community
Israelis staying in Greece for work, study, or tourism are welcome to reach out to local Jewish institutions and Chabad centers in various regions for guidance and community activities.
Yavanet will keep updating from official sources.
