Foreign and Palestinian Activists Detained for Violating Military Order
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Eleven foreign and Palestinian activists were detained on Thursday for violating a closed military zone order in the Judea Brigade area. The activists refused to comply with IDF soldiers and were found to have expressed support for terror organizations. Two foreign nationals are facing deportation proceedings for their anti-Israel activities.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Eleven foreign and Palestinian activists were detained for violating a military order.
- The activists entered a closed military zone without coordination and refused soldiers' orders.
- Some detainees expressed support for terror organizations and praised terrorists.
- Two foreign nationals face deportation for active anti-Israel involvement and fundraising.
- The incident occurred in an agricultural area in the Judea Brigade's operational zone.
Eleven foreign and Palestinian activists were detained on Thursday afternoon after entering a closed military zone in the Judea Brigade area without coordination. The activists refused to comply with IDF soldiers' instructions, identify themselves, or leave the agricultural area, which was declared a closed military zone by order of the Judea Brigade commander.
Upon arrival, police officers from the Hebron station received the activists and transferred them for investigation. The detainees are suspected of violating the military order, interfering with a soldier performing their duty, and entering a closed military zone. During the investigation, it was discovered that some of the activists expressed support for a terror organization, praised terrorists, and engaged in activities against the State of Israel.
Specifically, two foreign nationals were found to be actively involved against Israel, including publishing praise for terrorists and acts of terror, participating in anti-Israel boycott organizations, and fundraising for such activities. Following their interrogation, these foreign suspects were detained and are expected to be transferred to the Population and Immigration Authority for a hearing regarding their deportation from Israel.
