Georgian Jew injured in Israel says he was attacked by Arabs with stones, bricks
Law enforcers have not detained individuals involved in the incident yet. Photo: Rustavi 2 TV channel/screenshot.
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Moris Janashvili, a Georgian Jew injured in Israel says he was attacked by Arabs with stones and bricks in the city of Acre (known locally as Akko).
Janashvili says he was going to his mother’s house when Arabs gathered in the area physically assaulted him.
I was going to my mother’s house. Hundreds of Arabs were gathered in the area. They saw that I had the Israeli flag attached to my car and then started throwing stones and bricks. I could not drive the car, got out and ran to my mother’s house. I thought I could not get out of there alive”, said Janashvili.
Rustavi 2 TV channel reports that injured Janashvili was transferred to hospital.
Law enforcers have not detained the individuals involved in the incident yet.
Starting today Georgian citizens can apply for legal employment in Israel for a one-year term as part of an agreement signed between Israel and Georgia on April 9, announces the Ministry of Health of Georgia.
About 1,000 Georgian home care specialists will be able to find legal employment in Israel.
The embassy of Israel to Georgia welcomes the recent announcement of the Georgian authorities to resume international flights from February 1 and stands ready to provide all the necessary consular services for Israeli visitors to Georgia.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili has ‘strongly condemned violence and rocket attacks directed against civilians on the Israeli territory.’ Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani has also condemned the attacks by Hamas militants and stated that one Georgian citizen has been ‘slightly injured’ during offensives. Zalkaliani said that the Georgian citizen now is in hospital and feels well