‘Israeli’ tourists beaten in Montenegro: Hebrew media
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A group of ‘Israeli’ tourists was physically attacked by more than 10 young men in the popular coastal town of Budva, Montenegro, on Saturday.
One of the victims recounted the incident to ‘Israeli’ public broadcaster KAN News on Thursday, describing a sudden and violent confrontation.
"More than 10 young men cursed at us, kicked us, and threw chairs at us," one ‘Israeli’ told KAN.
One member of the group suffered a broken jaw, according to the account shared with KAN.
Another victim fainted due to the severity of the beatings received. The victims claimed the attack was unprovoked.
Budva, a major tourist destination on Montenegro's Adriatic coast known for its beaches, nightlife, and historic old town, attracts many ‘Israeli’ visitors, particularly in summer.
‘Israeli’ investment has also grown in the area’s real estate sector in recent years.
A separate recent incident involved ‘Israeli’ tourists harassed in Plav, Montenegro, where a man shouted remarks such as "baby killers" and accused them of genocide.
