Israeli Police and IDF Arrest Two Palestinians for Terror Incitement on Social Media
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · Jun 29, 2026
What happened
Israeli police and IDF arrested two Palestinians for inciting terrorism and threatening Israeli civilians via social media, including calls for attacks on Dimona. Both suspects, a poet from Ramallah and a pharmacist from Dahariya, face charges after extensive monitoring revealed their support for terror groups and violent acts. The arrests followed coordinated raids and ongoing intelligence efforts to combat online incitement.
- 01Two Palestinians arrested for inciting terrorism and supporting terror groups on social media.
- 02One suspect from Ramallah posted threats against Dimona and praised October 2023 attacks.
- 03The second suspect, a pharmacist near Hebron, shared inflammatory content and praised Hamas figures.
- 04Over 120 social media pages linked to the Ramallah suspect were monitored by Israeli security.
- 05Arrests resulted from coordinated Israeli police and IDF intelligence and monitoring operations.
- 06Authorities vow continued enforcement against online incitement and terror support.
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