Anti-Israel Activist Arrested in Israel for Netanyahu T-Shirt

By חדשות סרוגים

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Israeli police arrested a foreign activist for wearing a t-shirt depicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a target on his head. The activist, associated with the student organization MAC and allegedly supporting the terrorist group Adamir, was detained after a friction incident near Hebron. Following interrogation, she was transferred for a deportation hearing. The police commander called the incident an unusual act of incitement.

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A foreign activist was arrested in Israel for wearing a t-shirt showing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a target on his head.
The activist is a founder of the student organization MAC and allegedly supports the designated terrorist group Adamir.
She was detained after a friction incident near the outpost of Mitpeh Yair in the Hebron Hills.
During interrogation, the activist reportedly made claims against Israel, including accusations of genocide.
She has been transferred to the Population and Immigration Authority for a deportation hearing.
The police commander described the incident as an unusual act of incitement against the Israeli Prime Minister.

Anti-Israel Activist Arrested in Israel for Netanyahu T-Shirt — Editorial illustration generated by baba News, not a photograph of the event.

Israeli police arrested a foreign national this week after discovering social media posts showing her wearing a t-shirt depicting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a target on his head. The woman, identified as an anti-Israel activist and a founder of the student organization MAC, was detained following a friction incident near the outpost of Mitpeh Yair in the Hebron Hills. Investigations revealed her alleged support for the organization Adamir, designated as a terrorist group in 2021. The suspect was arrested and interrogated, during which she reportedly made claims against Israel, including accusations of genocide. She allegedly arrived in Israel to intern with Adamir and provide legal aid to Palestinian prisoners. Following her interrogation, she was detained and subsequently transferred to the Population and Immigration Authority for a hearing regarding her deportation and future entry ban. The Commander of the Judea and Samaria District, Superintendent Moshe Finchi, stated that the case is unusual, involving incitement against the Israeli Prime Minister beyond mere support for terrorism, and vowed continued enforcement against those harming Israel.