Israel Police conditioned approval for an anti-war protest this coming Thursday in Tel Aviv on the requirement that "no images of children or babies from Gaza" be displayed.

According to a document sent on Sunday by the police to the Arab-Jewish movement Standing Together, which is organizing the protest, demonstrators are prohibited from displaying signs, posters, or flags that "incite to violent or illegal activity."

The document, obtained by Haaretz, also states that participants are forbidden from displaying "hostage signs" (apparently referring to posters with images of hostages) or signs bearing the phrase "genocide."