Israeli journalist Daniel Amram reported an attack on tourists from Israel in Georgia. The victims are 17-year-old teenagers.
The teenagers planned to stay in Georgia for eight days as tourists. After the incident on the evening of January 31, they decided to stop the trip. They said they did not feel safe.
According to Amram, unknown people attacked the teenagers in the evening. The attackers shouted insults, including “Free Palestine” and “Heil Hitler.” The teenagers said they traveled to Georgia for an eight-day ski holiday. After the incident on Saturday, January 31, they chose to cancel the rest of the trip because they felt unsafe.
Georgia often hosts foreign tourists, including visitors from Israel. Safety issues and hate speech can affect travel plans and public trust. Such incidents usually draw attention from the media and the public. In similar cases, tourists expect local authorities to review what happened and ensure safety for visitors.