The controversy started when Yisrael Beytenu planned to give out copies of French newspaper Charlie Hebdo’s "survivors’ issue."
French National Front gains traction ahead of regional elections Far-right party objects to public display of kippot and ritual slaughter
Artist Mohammed Sabanneh, a Muslim, said he meant no harm.
The head of the southern Islamic Movement’s United Arab List, Masud Ghnaim, warned in a letter to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the book store's action is "very dangerous."
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