A 27-year-old man was arrested Tuesday for using red spray-paint to “campaign” against the prime minister with vicious anti-Semitism on Israel’s Election Day.
Police received a report about the graffiti from a passerby who saw the spray-painting taking place on the Tel Aviv promenade; a police unit that was sent to investigate reportedly arrived in time to catch the suspect in the act.
The young man, a resident of the town of Binyamina, was reportedly seen spray-painting in Hebrew the words, “Bibi is a Nazi.”
במוקד המשטרה התקבל דיווח מאזרח על כתובת נאצה על רקע הבחירות שהתגלתה בטיילת ת"א.
כוחות משטרה שהגיעו במהרה למקום, איתרו צעיר חשוד במעשה.
החשוד (27, בנימינה) נעצר להמשך חקירה. pic.twitter.com/EXqag4e5bI
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The suspect, who was taken into custody, was held by police for investigation in connection with the incident.
