Three Arrested in Hebron for Supporting Deadly IDF Attack
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli police and IDF forces arrested three Hebron residents on October 25 suspected of inciting terror and supporting Hamas online. The arrests followed an attack on October 23 that killed two Israeli soldiers. The suspects allegedly posted messages glorifying the attack and calling for armed struggle against Israel. Investigations are continuing.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Three Hebron residents were arrested for allegedly supporting a deadly attack on Israeli soldiers.
- The arrests occurred on Sunday, October 25, following an attack on Friday, October 23.
- The suspects are accused of inciting terror and supporting Hamas on social media.
- Senior Sergeant Ron Yonatan Reutman and Sergeant Yuval Shay Swilem were killed in the attack.
- Police seized mobile phones and computers from the suspects' homes.
Israeli police and IDF forces arrested three Hebron residents early Sunday, October 25, on suspicion of inciting terror and supporting Hamas online. The men, aged 17 to 50, are accused of posting messages on social media that glorified an attack on Friday, October 23, which killed Senior Sergeant Ron Yonatan Reutman and Sergeant Yuval Shay Swilem. One suspect allegedly shared photos of the attackers with a caption asserting ownership of the land and praising the assailants. Another referred to the attack as the "Hebron operation," while a third disseminated calls for armed struggle against Israel. The arrests were carried out by the "Hetz Yehuda" unit and officers from the Judea and Samaria district police, with assistance from the "Yehuda" territorial brigade. Searches of the suspects' homes yielded mobile phones and computers. The detainees were taken for questioning in Hebron, and the investigation is ongoing.
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