Artists create massive 'kidnapped' posters of Israeli hostages that can't be torn down | Nation and World
The faces of 173 hostages being held by Hamas terrorists since the Oct. 7 attack on Israel cover the wall of an entire building in Culver City.
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The faces of 173 hostages being held by Hamas terrorists since the Oct. 7 attack on Israel cover the wall of an entire building in Culver City.
After videos surfaced of people tearing down fliers of Israelis being held hostage by Hamas, one group of artists created an art installation of 'kidnapped' posters so large it could not be torn down.
After videos surfaced of people tearing down fliers of Israelis being held hostage by Hamas, one group of artists created an art installation of 'kidnapped' posters so large it could not be torn down.
The 120-foot long art installation intends to draw attention to the estimated 129 hostages still in captivity.
The faces of 173 hostages being held by Hamas terrorists since the Oct. 7 attack on Israel cover the wall of an entire building in Culver City.