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Politics · Full coverage

Galilee Man Replaces Israeli Flag With Anti-Government Protest Sign

How 1 Israeli newsrooms (in English, Hebrew) covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.

Galilee Man Replaces Israeli Flag With Anti-Government Protest Sign

By Hezki Baruch

What happened

An Israeli man removed an Israeli flag planted by Religious Zionist activists in the Galilee and replaced it with an anti-government protest sign. The incident occurred amid a campaign by the activists to place Israeli flags throughout the region.

  • 01An Israeli man replaced an Israeli flag with a protest sign criticizing the government.
  • 02The incident happened in the Galilee near Majd al-Krum.
  • 03Religious Zionist activists had placed the flag as part of a campaign.
  • 04The activists reported previous removal of about 1,000 flags by locals.
  • 05The party plans to expand its flag campaign and "settlement revolution."

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Israel National NewsRight · English11 minutes ago
Galilee Man Replaces Israeli Flag With Anti-Government Protest Sign
Arutz ShevaRight · Hebrew31 minutes ago
Man Replaces Israeli Flag With Anti-Government Banner in Galilee