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Israeli Cyber Unit Charges Palestinian Refugee for Threatening Religious MK with Fake Profile
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First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
A 30-year-old man from Shuafat refugee camp was indicted for impersonating a neighbor and sending violent threats to Israeli MK Tzvi Sukkot and security officials. The National Cyber Unit of Lahav 433 uncovered the suspect's identity after a complex investigation and arrested him. He remains detained pending trial due to the severity of his actions.
- 01A 30-year-old Shuafat resident impersonated a neighbor to send threats online.
- 02Threats targeted MK Tzvi Sukkot, a Shin Bet coordinator, and a government minister.
- 03The suspect used a fake Facebook profile and sent images of weapons with threats.
- 04Lahav 433's cyber unit conducted a covert investigation to identify and arrest him.
- 05He was indicted and remains in custody due to his dangerousness.
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