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Paris Design Week: Controversy After Israeli Flag Removed from Vandalized Installation

Paris City authorities requested the flag be replaced, expressing regret over the organizers' decision not to do so, while Israel's embassy voiced its 'dismay.'

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Le Monde — Une

An art installation featured at Paris Design Week was vandalized, resulting in the removal of an Israeli flag that had been part of the work, according to reports from Le Monde.

Paris City authorities said they had requested that event organizers replace the flag following the vandalism. The municipality stated it regretted that organizers ultimately chose not to restore the flag, according to the newspaper.

The Israeli Embassy in France responded to this decision by expressing its "dismay," according to the same sources.

The precise circumstances of the vandalism and the identity of those responsible were not clarified in the available reports. The Paris Design Week organizers have not yet publicly detailed their reasons for deciding not to replace the flag.

This incident comes against a backdrop of broader tensions surrounding the presence of symbols related to Israel at cultural events in France, though the newspaper provided no further details on this context.

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