Popular Singer Investigated for Inciting Violence Against Left-Wing Supporters
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
A well-known 62-year-old singer is under police investigation in Holon for allegedly inciting violence against left-wing supporters. The investigation was prompted by a social media video where the singer reportedly called for the execution of those supporting the left. He was questioned and released under restrictive conditions, with police vowing to act against incitement.
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- A 62-year-old singer is being investigated for inciting violence against left-wing supporters.
- The investigation stems from a social media video allegedly showing the singer calling for executions.
- The singer reportedly invoked "Amalek" and stated "it is a commandment to execute him."
- He also claimed "we will take the law into our own hands" if necessary.
- The singer was questioned by police and released under restrictive conditions.
- Police vowed to act decisively against any incitement to violence.
Police in Holon have launched an investigation into a well-known 62-year-old singer suspected of inciting violence on political grounds. The probe began after a video circulated on social media, which police obtained, allegedly showing the singer calling for harm against left-wing supporters. After receiving approval from the State Prosecutor's Office, officers from the Holon station located and brought the singer in for questioning.
In the video, the singer can reportedly be heard saying, "It is a commandment to execute him. Anyone who supports this left knows he is a terrorist in every sense and it is a commandment to execute him in the memory of Amalek. Not just to remove him from here and not to beautify things, simply to execute him, by any method. Benjamin Netanyahu will remain our prime minister. People simply need to fight with all their might. Thank God we will win, and even if we don't win, we will win because we will take the law into our own hands."
The singer was questioned at the Holon police station and released under restrictive conditions. The investigation was opened on suspicion of inciting violence against supporters of a political party, based on the circulated video. Police stated they will not permit calls encouraging violence, adding, "We view any manifestation of incitement to violence and threats with severity and will act decisively against anyone who tries to harm public peace and security, including through social media."
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