London Decides to Keep Anti-Israel Bus Ads
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Times of Israel – Buses in London displaying advertising posters for an upcoming Iran-linked anti-Israel rally have riled the local Jewish community, and pushed the city into reviewing its ad policy.
However, Transport for London, also known as TfL, said Friday it would not remove the posters, as they are in any case scheduled to be removed “in a few days,” according to a spokesman.
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