‘Kidnapped’ posters calling attention to Israeli hostages keep getting torn down

The posters have become one front in the battle for public opinion on the war — with opponents of Israel tearing down the posters, berating the activists and launching a counter-campaign.

Young boys look at posters depicting missing people and stating that they were kidnapped by Hamas militants outside a Synagogue in Larnaca, Cyprus October 17, 2023.

(photo credit: REUTERS/YIANNIS KOURTOGLOU)

ByLUKE TRESS/JTA

OCTOBER 18, 2023 01:19

‘Kidnapped’ posters calling attention to Israeli hostages keep getting torn down

The posters have become one front in the battle for public opinion on the war — with opponents of Israel tearing down the posters, berating the activists and launching a counter-campaign.

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‘Kidnapped’ posters calling attention to Israeli hostages keep getting torn down

The posters have become one front in the battle for public opinion on the war — with opponents of Israel tearing down the posters, berating the activists and launching a counter-campaign.

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