The city hall in Tel Aviv lit up with the Sri Lankan flag on Sunday night, in a display of solidarity with the Asian country after the horrific terrorist attacks that claimed more 200 lives on Easter. “Tonight the #TelAviv Municipality Hall lit in the colors of the Sri Lankan #flag. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of #SriLanka and all those affected by the terrible terror attack,” tweeted the municipality. Tonight the #TelAviv Municipality Hall lit in the colors of the Sri Lankan #flag. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the people of #SriLanka and all those affected by the terrible terror attack ❤ pic.twitter.com/0leQi4qqxp — Tel Aviv (@TelAviv) April 21, 2019 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also expressed his shock at the attacks. “The entire world must unite in the struggle against the plague of terrorism,” he said in a statement. “The attacks in #SriLanka, including those at prayer celebrating #EasterSunday. are a despicable crime. We are all children of God; an attack on one religion is an attack on us all. #Israel sends condolences to the families of the victims and wishes for the recovery of the injured,” tweeted the President Reuven Rivlin.
