Israeli Police Prevent Palestinian Authority-Linked Conference in Jerusalem's Old City
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Israeli police stopped a Palestinian Authority-linked conference planned in Jerusalem's Old City, enforcing a legal ban after intelligence uncovered preparations. The decision was approved by senior police officials and the National Security Minister, who signed the prohibition order.
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- Israeli police stopped a Palestinian Authority-linked conference in Jerusalem's Old City.
- Intelligence uncovered preparations leading to police intervention before the event began.
- The ban was approved by Police Commissioner Danni Levi and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
- Police informed attendees on-site about the legal order prohibiting the event.
- Jerusalem District police continue to prevent unauthorized Palestinian Authority events in East Jerusalem.
- The enforcement is part of broader intelligence and policing efforts in the Old City area.
The Central Unit of the Jerusalem District police thwarted a planned conference associated with the Palestinian Authority in Jerusalem's Old City. The event was scheduled to take place yesterday but was stopped due to its violation of Israeli law. Intelligence operations by the Jerusalem District's YAMAR unit uncovered preparations for the event, prompting police officers from YAMAR and the David precinct to arrive at the site and inform attendees of a legal order prohibiting the gathering.
The intelligence findings were reviewed and approved by Police Commissioner Major General Danni Levi, Jerusalem District Commander Commissioner Avshalom Feld, and National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Following their approval, Minister Ben-Gvir signed the order banning the event. Police emphasized that the Jerusalem District continues to actively prevent conferences and events linked to the Palestinian Authority that contravene Israeli law, alongside ongoing intelligence and enforcement activities in East Jerusalem and the Old City area.
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