A protester wearing a t-shirt reading "Israel out of the Tour" was arrested on Wednesday after running onto the final straight of the Tour de France 11th stage.
The protester, who was also wearing a Palestinian keffiyeh scarf, managed to get past the security barriers and ran towards the finish line in Toulouse as Norway's Jonas Abrahamsen won the sprint finale.
The man was intercepted by a race staff member and arrested, the local prefecture said.
Several police officers have been assigned to protect the Israel-Premier Tech team during the Tour. The team was set up by Israeli-Canadian billionaire Sylvan Adams, but there are no Israeli riders in this year's race.
Last year, the team said it had asked its riders not to wear jerseys with any reference to Israel while out training as a precaution amid the Gaza war.
The Israel-Premier Tech team is racing at this year's Tour with eight team members from other countries.
The team acquired the right to enter the Tour de France in 2020 when Israel Start-Up National took over Katusha's WorldTour license and has since claimed three stage victories, though none yet in this year's race.
Team members previously faced protests because of the team's association with Israel, which has killed more than 58,000 Palestinians in 21 months of war, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.