Holocaust Victim of Arabia?

Following up to KABOBfest's post on 7iber (as well on their blog), I found what can probably be one of the most controversial stencils or graffitis you would ever see around. Some thought it's just an easy image to create since it widely depends on juxtaposition. I still don't see it this way and I think it's extremely powerful.

Created by T-Stencils, and titled "Banned Frank". What's more interesting is how furious the Dutch people re-acted to the stencils by "modifying" it. I made up my mind on what could it possibly depict or illustrate. But can you tell me what does it look like to you and what's the message behind it? Do you find it offensive, expressive, deep or pointless? I don't need to limit you with these so I ask you to elaborate.

A further interesting stunt been done by Sharif Abdunnur, a theatre teacher in Lebanon, had the icon of all Christians, the prophet to Muslims Jesus wearing the Shmagh, Keffiyeh, Hatta however you like to call it. He posted it to one of the groups on Facebook titled "Ana Arabi" and the caption simply was "المسيح فلسطيني" which translates into "The Christ is Palestinian".