Photo of Amir Ohana shooting at 'Center-Left bloc' target posted online

The Internal Security minister later apologized for posting the photo.

Israeli Public Security Minister Amir Ohana and Agriculture Minister Alon Schuster (not seen) at the Rafcor Plant, in Rosh Pina, Northern Israel, which has recently suffered from a number of acts of agricultural terrorism, harassment and arson. November 10, 2020. (photo credit: DAVID COHEN/FLASH 90)
Israeli Public Security Minister Amir Ohana and Agriculture Minister Alon Schuster (not seen) at the Rafcor Plant, in Rosh Pina, Northern Israel, which has recently suffered from a number of acts of agricultural terrorism, harassment and arson. November 10, 2020.
(photo credit: DAVID COHEN/FLASH 90)
A photo of Internal Security Minister Amir Ohana was published on social media Friday showing him shooting at a target marked "Center Bloc." He later deleted it and claimed the caption was placed by Israel Hayom editors following online backlash.
The photo was taken from a screenshot of an Israel Hayom interview, when Ohana went to a shooting range for target practice. Ohana later posted the full interview and explained that editors from the newspape added the picture and caption, and that in the original video, he could be seen firing at a target resembling an armed terrorist.
In a statement released along with the original video, Ohana said regarding the upcoming election that "We will defeat our political rivals at the ballot box - we are not enemies, we are one people."
Israel Hayom also released a statement on the controversy, saying on Friday that there was no intention to imply support for political violence, while simultaneously apologizing for the caption. The paper removed the caption from the video as well.