Three Arrested in Hebron for Incitement Following Deadly Attack
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Israeli security forces arrested three Hebron residents for incitement and support of a deadly terror attack that killed two soldiers. The suspects, aged 17 and 50, allegedly posted supportive content on social media, including glorifying the attackers. Their mobile phones and computers were confiscated as part of an ongoing investigation.
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- Three Hebron residents were arrested for inciting and supporting a deadly terror attack.
- The attack on Friday killed two Israeli soldiers, Sgt. Maj. Ron Yonatan Reitman and Sgt. Yuval Shai Suilam.
- Suspects allegedly posted images of attackers with inflammatory captions on social media.
- One suspect called the attack "Operation Hebron" and another shared calls for war.
- The arrests followed a joint operation by police and IDF forces monitoring social media.
Israeli security forces arrested three Hebron residents, aged 17 and 50, on Sunday for allegedly publishing incitement and support for a deadly terror attack that occurred on Friday. The investigation into the attack, which claimed the lives of Sergeant Major Ron Yonatan Reitman and Sergeant Yuval Shai Suilam, is being handled by the counter-terrorism unit of the Judea and Samaria District.
During the operation, which involved the Judea and Samaria District Police and the IDF's Yehuda Brigade, forces monitored social media networks for individuals inciting against Israel, supporting terrorism, and glorifying terrorists. The arrests were made in Hebron following precise intelligence.
Among the suspects' online posts were images of the attackers with captions like, "The right is mine and the land is mine, you have no place on our soil. This morning, they are with their Lord, alive and receiving their sustenance." Another post referred to the attack as "Operation Hebron." One suspect allegedly shared content calling for Arab and Islamic armies to wage war against "occupying Zionists."
Forces searched the suspects' homes, confiscating mobile phones and computers as evidence. The three individuals were transferred to the Hebron station for further investigation, which is ongoing.
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