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Israeli election campaign billboards in Cyprus spark debate
Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot faced backlash over election campaign billboards in Cyprus targeting Israeli tourists and residents. A Cypriot MEP criticized the billboards, stating they undermined Cyprus's sovereignty, as the island is a major destination for Israeli visitors.
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