Far-right rapper shares grafitti of 'NAZA' directors with crosshairs, 'traitor' signs
A Joint List lawmaker urged an investigation into the mural as incitement to murder. Last month, the rapper, Yoav Eliasi, was dismissed from his role as Israel Police's Tel Aviv security squad commander following a Haaretz investigation
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