Arab Leadership Calls Emergency Meeting Over Bar-Ilan Lecturer's Terror Plot
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
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- Arab leadership to hold emergency meeting over terror plot.
- Bar-Ilan lecturer accused of planning mass attacks on Arabs.
- Touba Zangariyye identified as a target village.
- Officials link plot to political incitement and anti-Arab rhetoric.
The Follow-up Committee for Arab Citizens in Israel and the National Committee for Heads of Arab Local Authorities have called an emergency meeting for Tuesday, October 6th, at 1 PM in the local council of Touba Zangariyye. The meeting was convened due to serious media reports about a lecturer at Bar-Ilan University accused of planning mass terrorist attacks targeting hundreds of Arabs. The alleged plot aimed to instill fear and encourage emigration, with the lecturer reportedly planning to form organized, armed cells for mass murder. Touba Zangariyye was identified as one of the planned targets.
Dr. Jamal Zahalka, head of the Follow-up Committee, stated that the incident is not isolated and that the lecturer sought to emulate Israeli leadership's actions in Gaza. He attributed the plot to a political climate of escalating calls for the transfer of Arab citizens and incitement against them, viewing it as an extension of anti-Arab rhetoric from government ministers. Mazen Ganaim, head of the National Committee, cautioned against underestimating the dangerous development, warning that racist incitement can quickly escalate into criminal acts.
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