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Israeli Election Billboards Spark Controversy Across Cyprus
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First reported by Ynet · 17 hours ago
What happened
Hebrew-language election billboards from Israel's "Yashar!" party appeared across Cyprus, prompting criticism from Cypriot MEP Fideas Panayiotou, who warned of an Israeli takeover and called to protect Cyprus's sovereignty.
- 01Israeli "Yashar!" party's Hebrew billboards appeared widely in Cyprus, sparking local backlash.
- 02Cypriot MEP Fideas Panayiotou condemned the signs as part of an Israeli takeover.
- 03Panayiotou highlighted increasing Hebrew real estate ads as a broader issue.
- 04He called for protecting Cyprus's sovereignty against growing Israeli influence.
- 05The campaign reflects rising tensions over Israel's expanding presence in Cyprus.
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