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'Jude Free Zone' sticker stirs outrage in Stockholm

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“Jude Free Zone' sticker stirs outrage in Stockholm”

A Jude Free Zone sticker appeared next to a BDS Apartheid Free Zone label on a Stockholm shoe store door, Kvartal reported. A photo of the stickers surfaced on Dan Park’s X account, prompting Israel’s ambassador to Sweden to warn that antisemitism is being normalized. Combat Antisemitism Movement head Sacha Roytman likened the message to the Nazi term Judenfrei, used for areas where Jews had been expelled, deported or murdered. The post 'Jude Free Zone' sticker stirs outrage in Stockholm…

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