Singer Ofer Levi Banned From Internet for Six Days After Inciting Violence
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Singer Ofer Levi received a six-day internet ban from a court following his arrest for inciting violence. The ban comes after he appeared in a video threatening to "execute left-wing voters." Police sought a 15-day ban, but the judge shortened it. Levi was interrogated and released under restrictive conditions.
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- Singer Ofer Levi is banned from the internet for six days by a court.
- The ban follows Levi's interrogation for inciting violence and threatening voters.
- Levi appeared in a video threatening to "execute left-wing voters."
- Police requested a 15-day internet ban, but the judge reduced it.
- The singer was released under restrictive conditions after questioning.
Singer Ofer Levi has been banned from using the internet for six days by a court. The decision follows his interrogation two days prior on suspicion of inciting violence. Levi was released under restrictive conditions after a video surfaced in which he threatened to "take the law into his own hands" and "execute left-wing voters."
The police had requested a 15-day internet ban for the singer, but the judge reduced the prohibition period. The investigation was prompted by the controversial video, which led to concerns about his potential to incite further violence.
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