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Neo Nazis Target Israelis in Ukraine
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Neo-nazi with a patch in German that reads "Skinheads - White and proud." More than 200 people have been killed by far-right extremists in Germany since 1990. Photo: Marek Peters via Wikimedia Commons.
Ynet – Israelis who study in Odessa, Ukraine are afraid to leave their apartments following neo-Nazi riots around the city, they say.
“I went out with my brother to play in a nearby yard, and on the way back, five minutes away from home, we were assaulted by more than 30 people aged 25-30, who came out of an alley. My brother, 19, managed to escape, but they circled me and gave me a terrific beating,” one student recounted.
