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Hezbollah Threat Puts Israeli Tourists In Danger
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Hassan Nasrallah. Photo: Wiki Commons
Recent terror alerts have prompted Jerusalem officials to ask Bulgaria and other European nations to increase security measures concerning Israeli and Jewish sites as well as known tourist hubs, Yedioth Ahronoth reported Friday.
Danny Shenar, head of security at the Tourism Ministry alerted European authorities to the threat. Bulgarian authorities in particular were asked to remain on high alert. Shenar’s request was reportedly accepted.
