Israeli Police Discover Terror Incitement at Palestinian School, Arrest Principal

Israeli police conducted a nighttime raid on a school in the Palestinian village of Al-Eizariya, near Ma'ale Adumim, uncovering extensive materials inciting terrorism and glorifying militants. The operation followed intelligence indicating the presence of signs and images supporting terror acts and identifying with terrorists within the educational institution.

During the search, security forces, including officers from the Ma'ale Adumim station, Yassam Gilad, and the Border Police, discovered and removed propaganda materials from classrooms and offices. Among the findings was a large display board featuring a map of Israel marked with "occupied territories," alongside pictures of prominent terrorist leaders such as Yahya Sinwar and Yasser Arafat, as well as other militants.

Additionally, posters opposing Israeli law, Palestinian Authority flags, protest materials, and images of Israeli security forces were confiscated. The school principal, a resident of Al-Eizariya in her 50s, was questioned by officers about the discovered materials and the individuals depicted.

When confronted with the evidence, the principal reportedly stated that the individuals in the photos were "heroes of Palestine" and showed no remorse. She was subsequently arrested on suspicion of incitement and support for terrorism and taken for questioning. Police have stated that such materials are a direct foundation for harming human lives and state security, and that operational and intelligence activities to prevent incitement will continue.

The principal was detained following the investigation.