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Behadrei HaredimSecurity

Foreign Nationals Detained in West Bank for Supporting Terror Groups

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Two foreign nationals were arrested in the West Bank during the olive harvest on Thursday for allegedly supporting terror groups and the BDS movement. The individuals are accused of intending to provoke disturbances and promote anti-Israel campaigns. Following their investigation, authorities are considering their deportation from Israel as part of efforts to prevent provocations and protect the country's image.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Two foreign nationals were arrested in the West Bank for allegedly supporting terror groups and the BDS movement.
  • The arrests occurred during the olive harvest in the Samaria region on Thursday.
  • The suspects are accused of intending to provoke disturbances and promote anti-Israel campaigns.
  • Authorities are considering deporting the individuals from Israel.
  • The operation is part of efforts to prevent provocations and protect Israel's image.
Foreign Nationals Detained in West Bank for Supporting Terror Groups
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Two foreign nationals suspected of supporting terror organizations and the BDS movement were arrested on Thursday in the Samaria region of the West Bank during the olive harvest. The individuals allegedly arrived with the intention of provoking confrontations, inciting disturbances, and promoting anti-Israel media campaigns. They are accused of expressing support for terror groups, portraying them as legitimate organizations, and calling for Israel's destruction.

Israeli security forces, including the IDF's Benjamin Brigade, apprehended the suspects in the harvest areas. They were subsequently transferred for questioning at the inter-organizational headquarters in the Judea and Samaria district. Following their investigation, evidence of their actions was compiled and forwarded to the Population and Immigration Authority for a hearing regarding their potential deportation from Israel.

This action is part of a broader effort to thwart provocative activities that could lead to disturbances and harm Israel's image. The Israeli Police in the Judea and Samaria district stated that they, along with the IDF, will continue to act decisively to prevent and thwart friction and violence, including during the harvest season, and to counter incitement and support for terror organizations.

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