Israeli Police Arrest Arab Man for Incitement After Gilad Farm Attack, Seize Weapons

Israeli police in the Northern District arrested a 39-year-old resident of Majd al-Krum on suspicion of incitement following a deadly attack at Gilad Farm. The suspect allegedly posted a provocative comment on social media calling to "hunt them like pigs" and stating "not a single settler pig should remain." After receiving the report, police launched an investigation and detained the man after obtaining the necessary legal approvals. During a search of his home, officers confiscated two fully loaded M16 magazines, fireworks, over 100,000 shekels in cash, and other items.

The suspect was interrogated, and the court approved an extension of his detention until Tuesday. Police emphasized their ongoing commitment to combating incitement and those who praise or identify with terrorist organizations, both online and offline, to ensure public security. The seizure of weapons and cash highlights the seriousness of the case and the authorities' vigilance in preventing further violence.