Ex-Palestinian National Team Player Arrested for Threatening Sister
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Former Israeli Premier League and Palestinian national team footballer Ali Khatib was arrested for allegedly sending severe threats to his sister and other family members. A court ordered his release to house arrest until Sunday but allowed him to play in a football match. He is banned from contacting the involved parties for 30 days.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Former footballer Ali Khatib arrested for allegedly threatening his sister and family.
- Police described the messages sent by Khatib as "severe threats."
- A court ordered Khatib released to house arrest until Sunday.
- Khatib was permitted to leave house arrest to play in a football match.
- He is banned from contacting involved parties for 30 days.
Former Israeli Premier League and Palestinian national team footballer Ali Khatib was arrested on suspicion of sending threatening messages to his sister and other family members. The police described the content of the messages, which began last Friday, as "severe threats." Khatib, who previously played for Maccabi Netanya and Hapoel Haifa and currently plays in Sakhnin, was detained by police on Tuesday.
While police sought to extend his detention for seven days, the Haifa Magistrate's Court ordered his release to house arrest in Tamra until Sunday. The judge also permitted Khatib to leave house arrest to participate in a football match in Sakhnin.
As part of his release conditions, Khatib is prohibited from contacting the individuals involved in the case, including his sister, directly or indirectly, for 30 days.
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