Foreign Activist Arrested in Israel for Alleged Terror Support
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Israeli police arrested a foreign national near Hebron on suspicion of supporting terrorism and anti-Israel activities, including wearing a shirt depicting Prime Minister Netanyahu with a sniper scope. The suspect is also accused of supporting the designated terrorist organization Adameer and allegedly stated she came to provide legal aid to Palestinian prisoners. She faces potential deportation from Israel, as authorities continue efforts to prevent foreign activists from disrupting public order and harming Israel's image. This arrest is part of a larger crackdown on foreign activists entering Israel for provocative purposes.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A foreign national was arrested in Israel on suspicion of supporting terrorism and anti-Israel activities.
- The suspect was photographed wearing a shirt depicting Prime Minister Netanyahu with a sniper scope.
- Authorities suspect the woman of supporting the designated terrorist organization Adameer.
- She allegedly stated her intention to provide legal aid to Palestinian prisoners.
- The suspect faces potential deportation from Israel.
- Israeli police have prevented entry for 160 foreign activists and deported over 60 in 2026.
Israeli police have arrested a foreign national near Hebron on suspicion of supporting terrorism and engaging in anti-Israel activities. The arrest followed an incident near the outpost of Mitzpe Yair, where officers investigated a disturbance. The suspect was identified as a founder of the student organization MAC, which reportedly engages in anti-Israel activism following the October 7th events. Authorities also suspect her of supporting the organization Adameer, designated as a terrorist group in 2021.
Intelligence gathered by the Foreign Desk of the Judea and Samaria District revealed the suspect's online publications, including a photograph taken abroad showing her wearing a shirt depicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a sniper scope symbol aimed at his head and body. She was apprehended by Hebron police and is currently under investigation.
During questioning, the suspect allegedly made claims against Israel, including accusations of genocide. She reportedly stated that she came to Israel to intern with Adameer and provide legal aid to Palestinian prisoners. Following the investigation, she was detained.
On the morning of her detention, the suspect was brought before the Population and Immigration Authority for a hearing regarding her potential deportation and future entry ban from Israel. This action is part of a broader effort to prevent provocative activities and disturbances in the West Bank that could harm Israel's image. Since the beginning of 2026, 160 foreign activists with similar intentions have been denied entry, and over 60 have been deported.
Moshe Pinchi, Commander of the Judea and Samaria District, stated that the district will continue to act decisively to prevent harm to Israel and its global image by deporting and preventing the entry of foreign anti-Israel activists and terror supporters who come under the guise of aid and human rights organizations. He noted that the Foreign Desk is working to prevent these activists from reaching friction points to disrupt public order and harm IDF soldiers, as seen in this case. Pinchi described the incident as exceptional, involving incitement against the Israeli Prime Minister, which he called crossing a line.
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