What it is about

The Israel Police have taken swift and decisive action, arresting two individuals in Jerusalem accused of inciting violence and supporting terrorism. Both arrests are part of Israel’s broader efforts to maintain public order, especially during the sensitive period of Ramadan.

Why it matters

These arrests underscore Israel’s firm stance against incitement and terrorism, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to peace and security. With threats of terror always present, maintaining order is crucial to ensuring the safety and well-being of all citizens and visitors in Jerusalem.

Details

One suspect, a resident of Jerusalem’s Old City, posted messages online that associate with known terrorists, signaling support for their deadly acts. This is a clear violation of public safety efforts as Israel aims to prevent the spread of extremist ideologies.

Security at the Forefront

The second suspect, hailing from east Jerusalem, shared a video of the al-Aqsa Mosque coupled with incendiary audio from a Hamas spokesperson. Such content is strategically identified by the Jerusalem District’s Strategic Digital Operations Unit to thwart furtherance of terrorist agendas.

Commitment to Public Safety

The Israel Police maintain vigilance in the digital arena, as evidenced by the discovery of further online incitement during this investigation. The goal remains clear: preempt any form of incitement or support of terrorism utilizing advanced technology and robust operations.

“Anyone attempting to undermine security, especially at sensitive times like Ramadan, will be dealt with as a priority,” affirmed the Israel Police.

What’s Next

Both suspects remain in detention, as the court extended their stay this week, affirming Israel’s non-tolerance policy on threats to its peace and security. This proactive enforcements sends a strong message against anyone contemplating disruption or violence.

This story was first published on jpost.com.