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Israel arrested me for protesting the Gaza siege. Here's why I refuse to stand trial - Vimarsana News

Israel arrested me for protesting the Gaza siege. Here's why I refuse to stand trial

As an Israeli, it took me years to unlearn Zionism. Now, my solidarity with Palestinian prisoners compels me to reject a court summons.

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Man given community service over threats to Netanyahu when PM - Vimarsana News

Man given community service over threats to Netanyahu when PM

Asher Ben-Dor of Ashkelon convicted in a plea bargain for 2019 tweet in which he wrote that 'the time has come' to assassinate the premier

'Death to Bibi!': Man indicted over series of threatening Facebook posts - Vimarsana News

'Death to Bibi!': Man indicted over series of threatening Facebook posts

0 shares Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks at a press conference at the Knesset, in Jerusalem on April 21, 2021. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) The State Prosecutor’s Office filed an indictment Sunday against an Israeli man who posted posts on Facebook in which he called for the death of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Ofer Kopelman, 57, was charged with three counts of incitement to violence over three Facebook posts from May and June of last year. In the first post, Kopelman wrote, “That oppressor Bibi! He’s once again playing with our heads. Inventing a second wave [of the ...

Man arrested over social media threats to Netanyahu, Rivlin, ministers - Vimarsana News

Man arrested over social media threats to Netanyahu, Rivlin, ministers

The suspect was to be brought Thursday for a remand hearing at the Beersheba Magistrate’s Court. Police said in the statement that they “view with severity any suspected criminal offense against public figures.” Police added that they were “working to distance the suspects involved in such crimes from the public.” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu surrounded by security as he enters his car, after an unofficial surprise visit in Givatayim, near Tel Aviv on November 9, 2020. (Miriam Alster/Flash90) The development comes amid a recent crackdown on online threats against the prime mini...