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Israel Police Erase Pro-Palestinian Graffiti in Western Galilee Towns

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Israel Police's Border Guard forces recently removed pro-Palestinian graffiti from walls in several Arab towns in Western Galilee. The operation aimed to strengthen law and order and increase law enforcement presence in the region. Police restored the walls' original appearance as part of their efforts.

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  • Border Guard forces removed pro-Palestinian graffiti from Western Galilee towns.
  • The operation took place over the past week.
  • Police restored the walls' original appearance.
  • The action was part of efforts to strengthen law and order.
Israel Police Erase Pro-Palestinian Graffiti in Western Galilee Towns
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Over the past week, Israel Police's Border Guard (MAGAV) forces conducted operations in several Arab towns in Western Galilee, discovering graffiti with nationalist and pro-Palestinian slogans. According to police reports, MAGAV officers painted over the inscriptions, restoring the original appearance of the walls. The police stated that the operation was part of efforts to strengthen law and order and increase the presence of law enforcement in the region's communities. The actions were taken to maintain public order and prevent the spread of incitement.

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