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Security Personnel Arrested in Samaria Spark Outrage, Legal Challenge
An urgent appeal was filed in court on Monday, October 12, 2026, demanding the release of a security coordinator and a security officer detained in Judea and Samaria, and requesting immediate access to their legal counsel.
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What happened
- 01An urgent appeal was filed in court on Monday demanding the release of a security coordinator and a security officer detained in Judea and Samaria.
- 02The detained security personnel have been denied access to their lawyers since their arrest.
- 03Yossi Dagan, Head of the Shomron Regional Council, condemned the arrest as humiliating and expressed confidence in the detainees' innocence.
- 04Dagan criticized the denial of legal counsel, calling it a draconian tool reserved for terrorists.
- 05The arrests reportedly took place in the detainees' homes in front of their children, which Dagan described as a traumatic experience.
- 06Attorneys Nati Rom and Assaf Gonen of the Honenu organization are representing the detainees and vowed to fight the case.
Yossi Dagan, Head of the Shomron Regional Council, publicly backed the detained security personnel and condemned their arrest as humiliating. Dagan criticized the authorities for denying the detainees access to their lawyers, calling it a draconian tool reserved for terrorists rather than dedicated personnel who serve the country and have saved many lives.
According to Dagan, the arrests took place in the detainees' living rooms in front of their children, causing a traumatic experience. Attorneys Nati Rom and Assaf Gonen of the Honenu organization, who are representing the detainees, vowed to fight the case, describing the denial of legal access as an escalation of draconian measures and asserting that the situation is not as it appears.
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