Israeli Police Arrest Two Anti-Israel Activists Near Hebron
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Israeli police arrested two activists, Andrei Khrazhanovsky and Jasper Nathaniel, near a settlement in the southern Hebron Hills on Tuesday evening. The pair is accused of attacking a farmer, who required medical attention. Khrazhanovsky also claimed injury and was taken to a police station by ambulance. The activists have a history of similar provocations in the West Bank.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli police arrested activists Andrei Khrazhanovsky and Jasper Nathaniel near Hebron.
- The activists are accused of attacking a farmer in the southern Hebron Hills.
- The farmer required medical treatment following the alleged assault.
- Khrazhanovsky also claimed injury and was transported to a police station.
- The pair has a history of alleged provocations in the West Bank.
Israeli police arrested two activists, identified as Andrei Khrazhanovsky and Jasper Nathaniel, on Tuesday evening near a settlement in the southern Hebron Hills. The pair, described as "anarchist anti-Israel journalists" known for recent provocations in the West Bank, allegedly attacked a farmer. The farmer was taken for medical treatment. Khrazhanovsky claimed he was also injured and was taken by ambulance to the police station. This is not the first time the two have been arrested by Israeli police.
Khrazhanovsky and Nathaniel have been involved in several publicized incidents in the West Bank in recent months, including a provocation in the village of Abu Falah near Ramallah where an American journalist was injured.
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