Hamas Supporter Arrested for Praising October 7 Massacre Online
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Israeli forces arrested a Hamas supporter in his 20s from Dir Samet for inciting and praising the October 7 massacre online. The suspect posted a video glorifying the attack on the commemoration morning. He was arrested after intelligence monitoring his social media activity. The suspect was interrogated and imprisoned, and police vowed to continue pursuing those who support terrorism.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A Hamas supporter was arrested for inciting and praising the October 7 massacre on social media.
- Israeli forces apprehended the suspect, a man in his 20s, from the village of Dir Samet.
- The arrest followed intelligence monitoring of the suspect's inflammatory online posts.
- The suspect posted a video glorifying the attack on the massacre's commemoration morning.
- He was interrogated and imprisoned, with police vowing to continue pursuing such individuals.
Israeli forces arrested a man in his 20s from the village of Dir Samet, identified as a Hamas supporter, on suspicion of incitement and supporting terrorism. The arrest followed intelligence gathering by the Yehuda Arrow Unit, which monitored inflammatory social media posts glorifying the October 7th atrocities. On the morning of the massacre's commemoration, the suspect posted a video praising the attack, accompanied by text stating, "The morning of October 7th approaches, memory passed like a sword but it is not erased from our memory, it will remain as long as there is a beating heart." The video also featured a song with lyrics about redemption and blood. The suspect was transferred to Hebron for interrogation and was subsequently imprisoned. The Israel Police stated they will continue to act decisively to locate and prosecute anyone inciting or supporting terrorism online and elsewhere.
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