Retired General, Another Detained Amid Olive Harvest Clash in West Bank
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Retired Brigadier General Yoel Feldshu and another man were detained in Duma, West Bank, on suspicion of confronting settlers during an olive harvest. Police reported an attack on a shepherd, but "Commanders for Israel's Security" stated their members intervened to prevent Jewish terrorists from attacking Arab women. The group claims security forces detained the wrong individuals.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Retired Brigadier General Yoel Feldshu detained in Duma, West Bank
- Detention occurred during Palestinian olive harvest event
- Police cite report of shepherd attack
- "Commanders for Israel's Security" claims activists prevented attack on women
- Group alleges security forces detained activists instead of assailants
Retired Brigadier General Yoel Feldshu and another individual were detained on suspicion of confronting settlers in the Palestinian village of Duma, near Nablus. Police stated they received a report of a "shepherd being attacked" in the area. However, the movement "Commanders for Israel's Security" claimed that a group of former senior security officials had arrived to participate in the olive harvest in Duma. According to the movement, during the harvest, "Jewish terrorists" arrived and attacked Arab women. Members of the group intervened to protect the women and prevent the attack. Instead of apprehending the assailants, the forces detained Feldshu and the other activist. The movement asserted that the detained individuals were acting to prevent an attack, not to initiate one.
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