Jewish Diaspora & Antisemitism

Palestinians plotting to poison, assault, urinate on Israelis at music festival

‘Sarah’ said that she tried to warn the festival organizers and the local authorities, but neither took her seriously.

By Avi Woolf, JFeed

Pro-Palestinian activists plan to harass and assault Israeli partygoers at the BOOM festival in Portugal, according to a report by Kan News on Monday.

According to the report, a Jewish artist, who called herself “Sarah” for the interview with Kan, said that a group of pro-Palestinian activists accidentally added her to a group chat, not knowing she was Jewish.

On the chat, they discussed ways of attacking and harassing the 4,000-odd Israeli party-goers, many of whom are ex-IDF.

These include setting their tents on fire, either with a warning to leave or without, poisoning their drugs with dangerous materials, and defecating and urinating on them.

Sarah said that she tried to warn the festival organizers and the local authorities, but neither took her seriously, so she is trying to warn as many people as possible to be on the alert.

Sarah herself said that she left Portugal after being subject to antisemitic abuses, such as being spat on in the street while wearing a Magen David and a hostage pin.

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