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Foreign Activist Facing Deportation After Alleged Child Harassment in Hebron Hills
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First reported by Haaretz · 12 hours ago
What happened
A foreign activist arrested in the Hebron Hills for allegedly harassing a child and causing a disturbance will face a hearing regarding his potential deportation from Israel. The incident, captured on video, is being handled under the directive of National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
- 01Foreign activist faces deportation hearing after alleged child harassment.
- 02Arrest followed complaint of minor assault and disturbance in Hebron Hills.
- 03Video shows activist obstructing passage and making contact with a child.
- 04Deportation decision follows hearing by Population and Immigration Authority.
- 05Case handled per National Security Minister's policy against disturbances.
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