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AlarabSecurity

Three Palestinians Arrested in Hebron for Incitement and Hamas Support Online

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Israeli police arrested three Palestinians in Hebron on suspicion of online incitement and supporting Hamas. The arrests occurred after an attack on Friday that killed two Israeli soldiers. Police stated the suspects glorified the attackers and called for armed struggle. The detainees were taken for interrogation in Hebron.

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  • Three Palestinians were arrested in Hebron on suspicion of online incitement and supporting Hamas.
  • The arrests followed a Friday attack that killed two Israeli soldiers.
  • Suspects allegedly posted content glorifying attackers and calling for armed struggle.
  • Police confiscated phones and computers from the suspects' homes.
  • The detainees were taken for interrogation at the Hebron police station.
Three Palestinians Arrested in Hebron for Incitement and Hamas Support Online
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Israeli police arrested three Palestinians in the city of Hebron last night on suspicion of online incitement and expressing support for Hamas. The arrests followed an attack on Friday that resulted in the deaths of two Israeli soldiers. According to the police, the suspects allegedly posted content glorifying the attackers and calling for armed struggle. During searches of their homes, police confiscated mobile phones and computers. The detainees were transferred to the Hebron police station for interrogation.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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