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Israel's 'Bring them home' campaign takes jeepney ride
The Philippine Star
|December 23, 2023
Using traditional jeepneys, the Israel embassy urged Filipinos yesterday to join in appealing for the release of 129 mostly Israeli hostages still being held by Hamas militants in Gaza.
A delegation headed by Ambassador Ilan Fluss hung Israel's flags and tarpaulins, which carried the word "kidnapped" written in capital letters and the photos and profiles of hostages, on 15 jeepneys plying the Baclaran-Divisoria route and parked at the Quirino Grandstand parade grounds in Manila yesterday.
"Today, we're using jeepneys as canvasses to convey a powerful message of solidarity with Israel and a heartfelt plea for the safe return of the abductees," Fluss announced.
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