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Security Coordinators Protest IDF HQ Over Colleague's Arrest

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Local security coordinators protested outside IDF headquarters in Tel Aviv on Sunday over the alleged harsh detention of a colleague suspected of involvement in a violent incident against a Palestinian Arab. The coordinators, represented by the Honenu legal organization, claim their colleague is held in solitary confinement under difficult conditions and demand the Defense Minister's intervention. They stated the treatment crosses "a red line" and affects the status of all civilian security personnel.

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  • Security coordinators protested at IDF headquarters in Tel Aviv over a colleague's arrest.
  • The detained official is suspected of involvement in a violent incident against a Palestinian Arab.
  • Protesters claim the Shin Bet is holding the official in solitary confinement under harsh conditions.
  • The coordinators stated the treatment crosses "a red line" and concerns all civilian security personnel.
  • They are demanding intervention from the Defense Minister.
Security Coordinators Protest IDF HQ Over Colleague's Arrest
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