Three elderly Israeli women were expelled last Saturday from Madrid´s Reina Sofía museum in Madrid after staff objected to them wearing Star of David necklaces. The three elderly tourists had been earlier aggressively harassed by some museum visitors and staff decided to remove the Jews which included a Holocaust survivor, because the museum said other “visitors were disturbed that they are Jewish.” The Reina Sofía, considered one of Spain´s leading art galleries and which houses Picasso´s Guernika, held an exhibition during the Israel-Hamas war titled “From the River to the Sea” in solidarity with Palestinians and has hosted numerous anti-Israel...
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