Rabbi Assaulted at Bus Stop, Says Head of Milan's Jewish Community
Milan Jewish community leader Meghnagi describes attack on a rabbi as unprecedented in its violence, according to ANSA.
A rabbi was assaulted at a bus stop in Milan, according to a report by the Italian news agency ANSA.
The head of Milan's Jewish community, identified as Meghnagi, said the incident represented an unusual level of violence. "An act of such violence has never happened before," Meghnagi was quoted as saying.
ANSA's report did not provide additional details about the identity of the rabbi, the exact location of the bus stop, the date of the incident, or the circumstances surrounding the assault.
It was not immediately clear whether authorities have opened an investigation into the incident or whether any suspects have been identified. ANSA did not report any official statement from Milan police regarding the case.
This report is based on limited information available at the time of publication. Further details may emerge as the story develops.
Sources
- Rabbi assaulted at bus stop says Milan Jews chief — ANSA (Italy)
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