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Hebron Area Youth Arrested for Inciting Terrorism, Praising Oct. 7 Massacre

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A man in his 20s from Deir Samet, west of Hebron, was arrested for allegedly inciting terrorism and praising the October 7 Hamas attacks. Police reported he published online content on October 7, 2026, glorifying the 2023 massacre. The suspect's posts included phrases like 'The memory will remain as long as there is a pulse in the heart.' The investigation is ongoing.

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  • A man in his 20s from Deir Samet, west of Hebron, was arrested for inciting terrorism.
  • Police allege the suspect praised the October 7 Hamas atrocities in online posts.
  • The suspect allegedly published inflammatory content on October 7, 2026.
  • His posts included the phrase, 'The memory will remain as long as there is a pulse in the heart.'
  • The content praised Hamas's actions from October 7, 2023.
Hebron Area Youth Arrested for Inciting Terrorism, Praising Oct. 7 Massacre
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A young man in his 20s from the village of Deir Samet, west of Hebron, has been arrested on suspicion of inciting terrorism. According to the police, on October 7, 2026, the suspect allegedly published inflammatory content online, praising the atrocities committed by Hamas three years prior. The published content included statements such as, 'The morning of October 7 is approaching. The memory will remain as long as there is a pulse in the heart.' The police stated that the suspect's posts were made on October 7, 2026, and praised Hamas's actions from October 7, 2023. The article does not specify the suspect's name or provide further details on the investigation or potential charges.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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