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YnetSecurity

Singer Ofer Levi Investigated for Incitement to Violence

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Singer Ofer Levi is being investigated for inciting violence after posting a message on social media calling for the execution of left-wing supporters. Levi initially claimed the video was AI-edited but later admitted to the act during questioning. The investigation is ongoing.

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  • Singer Ofer Levi is under investigation for inciting violence.
  • Levi allegedly called for the execution of left-wing supporters in a social media post.
  • He claimed the video was AI-edited but admitted to the act during interrogation.
  • The investigation concerns incitement to violence and taking the law into one's own hands.
Singer Ofer Levi Investigated for Incitement to Violence
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Israeli singer Ofer Levi is under investigation on suspicion of inciting violence. In a social media post, Levi allegedly wrote, "Anyone who supports this left knows that he is a terrorist in every sense, and it is a commandment to execute him. Erase the memory of Amalek from under the heavens, it is a commandment to execute him. Not to expel him from here, not to be nice and destroy houses, simply to execute, by any method. We simply need to fight with all our might. Even if we don't win, we will win, because we will take the law into our own hands." He later posted again, claiming the video was edited by artificial intelligence. However, during his interrogation, Levi reportedly admitted to the act.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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