TikToker apologizes after tearing down Greek flags she mistook for Israeli flags: 'My bad'

An anti-Israel TikToker vandalized a show of flags astatine a Greek edifice successful New Jersey, declaring ‘Free Palestine, b----!’ until workers fto her cognize they were Greek flags, not Israeli flags.

A TikTok idiosyncratic named Ambamelia shared a video of the incidental wherever she said she "mistakenly thought the emblem for Greek [sic] was for Israel and took the restaurant’s emblem down OMG." While the Greek emblem and the Israeli flag some are bluish and white, the erstwhile features 5 stripes and a cross, portion the second features 2 bordering stripes and a prima of David.

"What are you looking at? You cognize damn good there’s a genocide!" she told a idiosyncratic astatine Efi’s Gyro arsenic she tore down its flags and marketplace lights. She aboriginal added, "There’s genocide, and I don’t basal for Zionism" and asked the workers if they were "proud of your heritage."

"This is Greek!" a idiosyncratic said.

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The TikToker recorded herself taking down Greek flags and condemning "genocide" until a idiosyncratic informed her they were Greek flags, not Israeli. (ambamelia's TikTok)

"Really?" the TikToker said. "Oh, I thought it was Israel… my bad."

Restaurant proprietor Efi Mihalis, who started the constitution which prides itself arsenic "the friendliest Greek gyro spot successful town" erstwhile she was 18, confirmed to The New York Post that the vandalism happened, and that she had reported the incidental to the police.

"It was not a skit arsenic immoderate radical believe," she told The Post, amid speculation the incidental was excessively farcical to beryllium real. "This was not planned nor was it calculated successful immoderate way." She aboriginal added that her employees were "taken aback" and that the "young pistillate destroyed my property."

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant during a property league successful Tel Aviv, Israel, successful October 2023, seated adjacent to an Israeli flag. (Reuters/Pool)

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