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Detention Extended for Jewish Extremists Suspected in Attacks
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A Jerusalem court extended the detention of 10 Jewish individuals arrested in connection with assaults on photographer Heidi Levine and alleged attacks on foreign diplomats. The arrests were part of "Operation Olive Leaf," a joint police, Shin Bet, Border Police, and IDF operation. Defense attorneys argued the arrests lacked evidence and were politically motivated. The court released three of four suspects accused of occupying a Palestinian home but extended the detention of a fourth.
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- Ten Jewish individuals arrested in "Operation Olive Leaf" had their detentions extended by a Jerusalem court.
- Suspects are linked to assaults on photographer Heidi Levine and alleged attacks on foreign diplomats.
- Defense attorneys claim arrests lack evidence and are politically motivated.
- The operation involved police, Shin Bet, Border Police, and IDF forces.
- Three of four suspects accused of occupying a Palestinian home were released under conditions.
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