Antisemitism

Combat Antisemitism Reports Nazi-Inspired Graffiti and Death Threats on Wall in Pisa, Italy

Combat Antisemitism reported that Nazi-inspired graffiti featuring swastikas and violent threats was photographed on a wall in Pisa, Italy. The organization called on local authorities to investigate the incident and remove the hateful defacement.

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Combat Antisemitism reported on November 7, 2026, that Nazi-inspired graffiti was photographed the previous day on a wall in Pisa, Italy. According to Combat Antisemitism, the markings constituted an explicit call for the murder of Jews.

As reported by the organization, the vandalism on the wall included the phrase “Gas the Jews,” swastikas drawn inside Stars of David, and a Rothschild slur. Combat Antisemitism documented the graffiti as an act of Nazi-inspired antisemitism displaying explicit violent incitement.

In response to the incident, Combat Antisemitism stated that authorities in Pisa must investigate the vandalism. The group also urged local officials to take action to remove the hateful graffiti.

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Esther Rosenberg is the pen name of Hasbara’s Spotlight: Antisemitism desk. Every article is sourced and cited.

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