Motorcyclists rode on October 7 with green flags and Arabic inscriptions - causing panic in the south
A convoy of motorcyclists with green flags bearing Arabic inscriptions drove on Negev roads on the third anniversary of October 7, causing panic among drivers who feared they were Hamas operatives. It later emerged that they were Wolt delivery riders recruited for the election campaign of the Ra'am party.
An unusual incident occurred this morning (Wednesday) on Negev roads, on the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre. Drivers found themselves in the midst of a motorcycle convoy carrying green flags with white Arabic inscriptions. The sensitive timing sparked fear and panic among residents of the south, who initially feared they were Hamas operatives. It later emerged that the flags were not those of Nukhba or Hamas, but part of an election campaign for the Ra'am party. The motorcyclists were Wolt company delivery riders recruited for this purpose. The article reports on the strong reactions of residents but does not include an official response from the Ra'am party or Wolt company to the incident.