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Israeli Court Extends Detention of Suspect in Threats and Vandalism Against Channel 12
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Abraham Hadi's detention was extended by four days in Tel Aviv over suspicions of vandalism and threats against Channel 12. Police linked him to multiple attacks on media and public figures, while his lawyer described the acts as protest. The Shin Bet is involved due to the threat's seriousness.
- 01Abraham Hadi is suspected of throwing a stone and leaving threats at Channel 12's offices on July 28.
- 02Police link Hadi to multiple vandalism incidents against media and public figures.
- 03The court extended his detention by four days, less than the 12 days police requested.
- 04Hadi's lawyer claims his acts were protest, nonviolent, and done to avoid harming people.
- 05Judge cited Hadi's prior conviction for assault and property damage as increasing risk.
- 06Shin Bet joined the investigation following a threatening letter at Channel 12's entrance.
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