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Haifa Man Arrested Over Alleged Incitement Against Pride March Participants
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 12, 2026
What happened
A 37-year-old Haifa resident was arrested over an alleged social media threat against Pride march participants in Tel Aviv. A Haifa judge ordered his release under strict conditions, including house arrest, a social media ban, and a stay-away order from Tel Aviv.
- 01Police said the post called for destruction against the LGBTQ community.
- 02Haifa Magistrate’s Court found reasonable suspicion but rejected continued detention.
- 03The suspect was released to three days of house arrest and a 30-day social media ban.
- 04He must stay out of Tel Aviv for 30 days and post 5,000-shekel bail.
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