Two Security Personnel Detained for Shin Bet Interrogation in West Bank
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Two security personnel from Samaria were arrested and handed over to the Shin Bet for interrogation regarding an extreme violence incident near Aqraba about a month ago. Honenu organization claims the detainees are barred from meeting a lawyer, a measure attorney Nati Rom calls "draconian." A court hearing is set for Sunday afternoon, and a gag order is in place until October 29.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Two security personnel from Samaria were arrested and transferred to Shin Bet for interrogation.
- The arrests are related to an extreme violence incident near Aqraba that occurred approximately one month ago.
- Honenu organization claims the detainees are prevented from meeting with legal counsel.
- Attorney Nati Rom of Honenu criticized the Shin Bet's use of "draconian tools" against the detainees.
- A gag order is in effect on the investigation until October 29.
- A court hearing is scheduled for Sunday afternoon in Petah Tikva.
Two security personnel from the Samaria region were arrested on Sunday and transferred to the Shin Bet for interrogation, according to the Honenu organization. Honenu claims one of the families involved is bereaved and that the two detainees are subject to an unusual gag order preventing them from meeting with legal counsel. A hearing regarding their case is scheduled for Sunday at 2:00 PM at the Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court. Attorney Nati Rom of Honenu filed an urgent appeal with the Lod District Court, demanding the removal of the restriction on meeting a lawyer. Rom sharply criticized the Shin Bet's conduct, stating, "The use of the Shin Bet's most draconian tools against our finest sons during wartime is inconceivable." He argued these measures should be reserved for exceptionally extreme cases. In a joint statement, the police and Shin Bet confirmed the arrest of two suspects overnight in connection with an extreme violence incident that occurred about a month ago near Aqraba in Samaria. The investigation is being conducted with the Military Police Investigation Unit, and details and the suspects' identities are under a gag order until October 29. Authorities have not officially confirmed if these are the same individuals reported by Honenu.
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