The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in a social media post, expressed Greece’s strong condemnation of “last night’s terrorist attack in Tel Aviv.” At the same time, he reaffirms our country’s firm solidarity with “our partner” Israel and emphasizes that acts of violence against civilians are condemnable and must be stopped.

The Greek Foreign Ministry also expresses condolences to the family of the victim and the Italian government in connection with the death of an Italian citizen as a result of the attack.

Around 9:35 p.m. local time (and Greek time) on Friday, a driver was reported to have driven his car into pedestrians on a bike path on Kaufman Avenue, the main coastal artery in Tel Aviv, before his vehicle overturned, killing 36 -year-old man. – old man. In Rome, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni confirmed that the man was Italian citizen Alessandro Parini and expressed her condolences to his family.

In particular, the man who died in a terrorist attack that occurred last night in Tel Aviv is a thirty-five-year-old Italian lawyer.

His name was Alessandro Parini, and he lived in Rome, where he worked in a law firm and worked abroad with the well-known law firm Clifford Chance.

As soon as Alessandro Parini had some free time, he traveled around Europe and beyond and, in parallel with the practice of law, defended his doctoral dissertation three years ago.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani sympathized with the young lawyer’s family.

New escalation of tension

Recall that two sisters from the Israeli settlement of Euphrates, aged 16 and 20 respectively, were killed and their mother seriously injured in an attack that took place in the West Bank.

Two sisters, who had Israeli and British citizenship, were killed by Palestinians who shot at the car they were traveling in in the north-eastern part of the Palestinian territory, which has been under Israeli occupation since 1967.

Last night, Israel announced the mobilization of police reserves and army reinforcements after two attacks and a new escalation in tensions in the Middle East.

The US announced that it was “supporting” Israel in the aftermath of these attacks. “Attacking innocent citizens of any nationality is unacceptable,” said State Department spokesman Vedan Patel.

EU calls for restraint

The European Union, in a statement, condemned the deadly attacks on Israel as well as the rocket launches from Lebanon, calling for restraint.

“The EU fully condemns these acts of violence,” said European Foreign Minister Josep Borrell. “We call on all parties to exercise maximum restraint.”

^{According to APE – MEB, AFP, Reuters}