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Otzma Yehudit Activist Distributes Noose Pins at Herzliya School
An Otzma Yehudit party activist distributed noose-shaped pins to students at a Herzliya high school during an election event, sparking controversy. School staff intervened to collect the pins after the administration had forbidden their distribution.
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What happened
- 01An Otzma Yehudit activist distributed noose-shaped pins at a Herzliya high school during an election event.
- 02School administration had previously forbidden the distribution of the controversial pins.
- 03School staff collected the pins from students after the distribution occurred.
- 04Herzliya Mayor Yariv Fischer condemned the act as a violation of educational and ethical boundaries.
- 05Otzma Yehudit defended the pins as a message on deterrence and the death penalty.
- 06A similar incident involved Otzma Yehudit distributing pistol-shaped keychains in Ramat Gan.
The mayor condemned the act as a violation of educational and ethical boundaries, while the party defended it as a message about deterrence and the death penalty.
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