Anti-Israel demonstrators in Seoul marched past the Israeli Embassy carrying an antisemitic banner that depicted Israel's prime minister as a vampire, according to a report by Combat Antisemitism. The organization characterized the depiction of the prime minister on the banner as an appalling blood libel.
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According to a report published by Combat Antisemitism on November 10, 2026, anti-Israel protesters marched past the Israeli Embassy in Seoul, South Korea, on October 31, 2026.
Combat Antisemitism reported that the demonstrators who marched past the embassy carried an antisemitic banner of Israel's prime minister as a bloodsucking vampire.
In its post documenting the demonstration in Seoul, Combat Antisemitism identified the banner depicting the prime minister as an appalling blood libel.
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