Foreign Activist Arrested in Israel for Inciting Against PM, Supporting Terror
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Israeli police arrested a foreign national near Hebron for alleged anti-Israel activism, support for the terror group Adamir, and incitement against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The suspect was photographed wearing a shirt depicting the Prime Minister with a sniper scope. She is facing potential deportation after being detained and questioned about genocide claims and her intent to aid Palestinian prisoners. Police have prevented 160 foreign activists from entering Israel and deported over 60 this year.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A foreign national was arrested in Israel for inciting against Prime Minister Netanyahu and supporting terror.
- The suspect was photographed wearing a shirt depicting the Prime Minister with a sniper scope.
- She allegedly supported the terror organization Adamir and claimed Israel committed genocide.
- Police are seeking to deport the suspect and ban her future entry into Israel.
- Israel has prevented 160 foreign activists from entering and deported over 60 this year.
Israeli police arrested a foreign national near Hebron on suspicion of anti-Israel activism, supporting a designated terror organization, and inciting against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The arrest followed an incident near the Yair Lookout in the Hebron area, where officers investigated a confrontation. During the investigation, it was revealed that one of the individuals involved was a founder of the student organization MAC, which reportedly engages in anti-Israel activities. Further intelligence indicated the suspect supported the organization Adamir, designated as a terror group in 2021.
Investigators discovered online posts by the suspect, including a photograph taken abroad showing her wearing a shirt with an image of Prime Minister Netanyahu bearing a sniper scope-like symbol aimed at his head and body. The suspect was apprehended by Hebron police and subsequently interrogated. During questioning, she allegedly made claims against Israel, including accusations of genocide, and stated her intention to enter Israel to intern with Adamir and provide legal aid to Palestinian prisoners.
Following the investigation, the suspect was detained. On the morning of the report, she was brought before the Population and Immigration Authority for a hearing regarding her potential deportation and future entry ban from Israel. Police stated that such actions are part of an effort to thwart provocative activities and public disturbances in the West Bank that could harm Israel's image. Since the beginning of 2026, 160 foreign activists with similar intentions have been prevented from entering Israel, and over 60 have been deported.
Moshe Finchi, Commander of the Judea and Samaria District, affirmed the district's commitment to preventing harm to Israel and its global image by expelling and barring foreign nationals who support enemies and terror groups under the guise of humanitarian aid. He emphasized that the suspect's actions, which included incitement against the sitting Prime Minister, crossed a line, and vowed continued enforcement against those seeking to delegitimize Israel.
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