Right-Wing Activist Mordechai David Escalates Clash with Gadi Eizenkot with Large Billboard and Prayer Events in Tel Aviv

Days after a widely publicized confrontation between right-wing activist Mordechai David and Gadi Eizenkot, chairman of the Yashar! party, tensions have escalated with a large billboard featuring Eizenkot's image and a message directed at David installed along the Ayalon highway in Tel Aviv. The billboard displays the phrase "Go serve, come back to me!" which Eizenkot said during their Friday beach argument and has since gained supportive reactions online.

Simultaneously, David announced plans to expand his activities in Tel Aviv starting next week by organizing Selichot prayer events with large sound systems in central city squares such as Habima and Dizengoff. These events are scheduled to take place throughout the month of Selichot, and David did not rule out holding prayers near the homes of various public figures, stating, "If necessary, we will also pray under the homes of certain people, but we will not specify at this time."

This development follows the initial heated exchange between the two men, which has turned into a broader political campaign dynamic. David's planned public prayer gatherings aim to assert his presence and message in the city during this significant religious period.