Shin Bet Arrests Two Security Personnel Under Gag Order
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
The Shin Bet arrested two security personnel from the Samaria region on Sunday for investigation, placing them under a strict gag order that prevents them from meeting with a lawyer. The Honenu organization has appealed the order, calling the Shin Bet's actions against security personnel "inconceivable." A senior security official stated that the Central Command General was unaware of the operation that led to the arrests.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Shin Bet arrested two security personnel from Samaria on Sunday under a gag order.
- The order prevents the detainees from meeting with their legal counsel.
- The Honenu organization filed an urgent appeal to lift the restriction.
- A senior security official stated the Central Command General was unaware of the operation.
- One of the families involved in the case is bereaved.
Two security personnel from the Samaria region were arrested Sunday morning for investigation by the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency). Details surrounding the arrests and the identities of those detained are subject to a gag order. One of the families involved is bereaved. The two individuals are currently under Shin Bet investigation with an unusual order preventing them from meeting with legal counsel. The Honenu organization has filed an urgent appeal to the court to lift this restriction. A senior security official told i24NEWS that the Central Command General was unaware of the operation in Jalud, and that the Samaria Brigade acted independently. Attorney Nati Rom of Honenu stated, "The use of the Shin Bet's most draconian tools against our finest young men during wartime is inconceivable. These are tools meant for terrorists, and they are being used against security personnel who have dedicated their best years to defending the country's security. Preventing meetings with a lawyer is reserved for only the most extreme and unusual cases."
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