(ANSA) – ROME, APR 28 – A Milan judge on Monday ordered prosecutors to open investigations to identify 86 social media accounts in relation to antisemitic insults defaming Italian Holocaust survivor and Life senator Liliana Segre.
The decision comes after the 94-year-old Auschwitz survivor was subjected to a new wave of online insults after she took part in a Liberation Day event in Pesaro on Friday.
Some of the insults said Segre was “the biggest Nazi” of all.
The judge also told prosecutors to put nine people who were not previously probed under investigation and obliged them to charge seven other people.
Prosecutors had requested that 17 cases be shelved.
The case against Italian celebrity chef Gabriele Rubini, who is known professionally as Chef Rubio, was dropped.
Rubio had slammed Segre for “a deafening silence over the plight of Palestine”. (ANSA).
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The decision comes after the 94-year-old Auschwitz survivor was subjected to a new wave of online insults after she took part in a Liberation Day event in Pesaro on Friday.
Some of the insults said Segre was “the biggest Nazi” of all.
The judge also told prosecutors to put nine people who were not previously probed under investigation and obliged them to charge seven other people.
Prosecutors had requested that 17 cases be shelved.
The case against Italian celebrity chef Gabriele Rubini, who is known professionally as Chef Rubio, was dropped.
Rubio had slammed Segre for “a deafening silence over the plight of Palestine”. (ANSA).
Read article…
