Man Removes Israeli Flag, Replaces With Anti-Government Banner
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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- An Israeli man replaced a national flag with an anti-government banner.
- The incident occurred near Majd al-Krum in the Galilee.
- Activists from the Religious Zionist party had placed the original flag.
- The party plans to expand its flag-hanging campaign in the Galilee.
- The party views this as preparation for expanding settlement activity.
An Israeli citizen was filmed on Friday removing an Israeli flag that had been placed by Religious Zionist party activists near Majd al-Krum in the Galilee. The individual then placed the flag on the ground and hung a banner criticizing the "government of failure" in its place. The incident was documented by activists from the Religious Zionist party, who were in the area to re-hang hundreds of flags along Galilee roads. This follows the removal of approximately 1,000 flags previously erected by the party in the same region. The party announced its intention to expand its campaign of placing Israeli flags on roads throughout the Galilee. They stated this initiative is part of their preparation to "transfer the settlement revolution from Judea and Samaria to the Negev and the Galilee," calling it a "critical mission for the future of the State of Israel" that the Religious Zionist movement intends to implement in the next term.
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