A public outcry recently erupted over the police detention of an Israeli man wearing a kippah embroidered with the Israeli and Palestinian flags, and the police's subsequent return of the item with the Palestinian flag cut out. Dr. Alex Sinclair's online post about his experience elicited a wave of responses, with some decrying the police conduct as illegal and infringement on freedom of expression and religion, and others calling the kippah a provocation. Sinclair, a Jewish educator and author, spoke to KAN's Naomi Segal.

(Photo: Alex Sinclair)

<p>A public outcry recently erupted over the police detention of an Israeli man wearing a kippah embroidered with the Israeli and Palestinian flags, and the police's subsequent return of the item with the Palestinian flag cut out. Dr. Alex Sinclair's online post about his experience elicited a wave of responses, with some decrying the police conduct as illegal and infringement on freedom of expression and religion, and others calling the kippah a provocation. Sinclair, a Jewish educator and author, spoke to KAN's Naomi Segal.</p>
<p>(Photo: Alex Sinclair)</p>