Israeli tourists in Crete allege they were attacked by a mob chanting anti-Israel slogans while staying at their hotel. The incident occurred while the tourists were singing in Hebrew, prompting assailants to shout obscenities and pro-Palestinian phrases. Reports indicate the mob stormed the hotel, and one Israeli national was injured after being shot in the head with an air rifle. Greek authorities have launched an investigation into the attack, which is being widely reported as potentially antisemitic in nature. The Times of Israel first reported the story, detailing the tourists’ harrowing experience. The attack raises concerns about the safety of Jewish and Israeli individuals traveling abroad, particularly amid heightened geopolitical tensions. No arrests have been publicly announced at this time.