Court Bans Singer Ofer Levi From Internet Amid Incitement Probe
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Singer Ofer Levi has been banned from using the internet by a Tel Aviv court until November 3rd as he is investigated for inciting violence. The probe began after a social media video surfaced showing Levi calling for the execution of left-wing voters. Levi initially denied the remarks but later admitted to posting the video, after which he was released under restrictive conditions.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Singer Ofer Levi is banned from internet use until November 3rd due to an incitement investigation.
- The ban follows a social media video where Levi called for executing left-wing voters.
- Levi initially claimed AI edited the video but later admitted to posting it.
- He was released under restrictive conditions after police questioning.
A Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has ordered singer Ofer Levi to refrain from using the internet until Tuesday, November 3rd. The ban comes as Levi is under investigation for allegedly inciting violence against supporters of a political party. The probe was launched after Levi posted a video on social media in which he appeared to call for the execution of left-wing voters and stated, "We will take the law into our own hands." Initially, Levi denied the remarks, claiming the video was edited using artificial intelligence. However, he later admitted to posting it. Following his interrogation, he was released under restrictive conditions.
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