📰 Two Israelis stole for 60K shekels at the festival massacre

Israel has indicted two cousins, Meir Hajjaj (48) and Golan Gharbi (33), for the aggravated theft of the property of music festival participants killed near Kibbutz Re'im in the 7-Oct surprise attack by Hamas.

The pair and an unnamed man are accused of driving to the site the day following the massacre (a site that was designated a closed military zone), telling policemen they wanted to help the victims, and, after touring the area, stealing dozens of jewelry pieces and expensive music/stage equipment, totalling 60K shekels ($16K) according to News1 and Mako reports on 8 ⁠Nov.

The indictment says the three did so “before the fighting subsided”! (Haaretz). Meir and Golan, who are Jewish settlers from Beersheba, are facing 4 years in prison.

📰 Israel is harassing and arresting Palestinians over their social media activity

More than 2000 Palestinians in the West Bank, Jerusalem, and even Israeli territory (Palestinians with Israeli IDs) have been contacted by the Israeli police/army, filmed, harassed verbally and physically, before being arrested for social media posts displaying support for the resistance.

They faced street searches, stripping of their Hijab, arrest or being shot dead. No man, woman, or teen was spared.

On countless occasions, the detainees were forced to be sing Israeli songs, take photos behind an Israeli flag, or were tied on the floor naked.

Seen in this video a Palestinian woman in the occupied territory being arrested for posting a WhatsApp status in support of the resistance. She will be interrogated and face at least 1 year of prison sentence.

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