Canadian citizen denied entry to Israel – sprays Nazi graffiti in holding facility

A Canadian citizen in his late 50s, denied entry to Israel, sprayed Nazi graffiti on the walls of his room at the Yahalom facility. The Population and Immigration Authority announced he will be deported within the next 24 hours.

A Canadian citizen in his late 50s, who was denied entry to Israel, sprayed Nazi graffiti on the walls of the room at the Yahalom facility where he was staying. The incident occurred during the night (Wednesday). Following the act, the Population and Immigration Authority announced that the man will be deported from Israel within the next 24 hours through the Enforcement and Foreigners Administration. The article quotes the authority but does not detail the content of the graffiti or the reason for the entry denial.