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Israel summons envoy after Mexico City embassy defaced with ‘Death to Israel’

Following the event, Israel summoned Mexico’s ambassador in Tel Aviv to seek clarification.

Slogans written on the Israeli embassy in Mexico City. Credit: Israeli Embassy in Mexico.
Slogans written on the Israeli embassy in Mexico City. Credit: Israeli Embassy in Mexico.

Demonstrators demanding that Israel extradite a former senior official wanted in connection with the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 defaced Israel’s embassy in Mexico City on Thursday.

Demonstrators sprayed slogans such as “Death to Israel,” “Free Palestine” and “Long live Palestine” on the embassy.

Following the event, Israel summoned Mexico’s ambassador in Tel Aviv to seek clarification.

Zeron is in Israel and seeking asylum but faces allegations of wrongdoing. He fled Mexico after the probe into the mass kidnapping was reopened in 2019, following the election of President Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador.

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