Italian Police Searching for Attacker Who Stabbed Orthodox Jew in Milan
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Italian authorities have stepped up security measures at major Jewish sites across the country after an Orthodox Jewish man was stabbed in Milan in a possible antisemitic attack.
Nathan Graff, a 40-year-old Israeli citizen who was visiting the city, was attacked in front of a kosher restaurant on Thursday evening. The attacker came at Graff from behind and stabbed him with a knife at least seven times before fleeing, according to reports in the Italian media.
Read full story at Haaretz.
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