Police ban photos of captives, Gaza kids at protest: Israeli media
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3 min readIsraeli police reverse initial restrictions on anti-war protesters in Tel Aviv, who were briefly barred from displaying signs referencing Gaza children, captives, or using terms like "genocide" and "ethnic cleansing."
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Police ban photos of captives, Gaza kids at protest: Israeli media
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