The International Holocaust Memorial Alliance (IHRA) has rotating leadership, and Greece will fill it next, i24 News reported Thursday, noting, just hours before the announcement, Wednesday night, that destroying Jewish monuments in Greece.
The appointment will take effect on 1 April.
On Wednesday, a mural commemorating the Jewish community of Thessaloniki was destroyed. About 50,000 Thessaloniki suspects died during the Holocaust.
The next day, the Holocaust memorial of the area was destroyed, for the second time in the previous two years.
And, earlier, in November, the publisher of a Greek newspaper was convicted in state court of corruption and hate speech for publishing an op-ed who named a thief as the leader of a local Jewish community.
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Greek Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexandros Papaioannou said the leadership’s focus will be on education, given the recent active antisemitic actions.