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Gadi Eisenkot's Election Billboard in Cyprus Vandalized with Palestinian Flag Colors
Gadi Eisenkot's election billboard in Cyprus was defaced with Palestinian flag colors a week after installation, following local political backlash. The campaign aimed at Israeli tourists sparked criticism from Cypriot officials and residents, while campaign leaders defended its intent and approval.
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What happened
- 01Gadi Eisenkot's election billboard in Cyprus was vandalized with Palestinian flag colors.
- 02The billboard targeted Israeli tourists between Larnaca and Limassol.
- 03Cypriot MEP Fidas Panayiotou condemned the campaign as an Israeli takeover.
- 04Local resident Leon Widel criticized the campaign's negative impact on Cyprus.
- 05Campaign CEO Amnon Iluz dismissed criticism, citing Israel's international decline.
- 06The billboard was displayed for ten days and removed as scheduled despite controversy.
The billboard was removed after its planned display period.
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