A man from Be'er Sheva was arrested after asking on Twitter if there were preparations for the US strike - because he wanted to join • In recent months, Netanyahu has "won" many threats on the network

• Already filed 3 threatening complaints. PM Netanyahu

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Police arrested a thirty-year-old suspect in Be'er Sheva yesterday, writing on a Twitter post asking if preparations are being made to injure the prime minister - because he would be happy to take part in it. Yesterday, he was summoned for an investigation into Cyber ​​Lahav 433 and today will be arraigned in the Ashkelon Magistrate's Court. 

In recent weeks, Prime Minister Netanyahu has been credited with a high number of threats to his life and the lives of his family members on social networks. Last month, the prime minister filed a number of complaints of incitement to murder him and his wife. The complaint was filed against a social Facebook user who posted a post in which he wished Prime Minister Netanyahu's son, Yair Netanyahu, "to marry his parents soon." 

Among other things, the Cyber ​​unit detained 433-year-old 21-year-old infantry soldier in the north, on suspicion of posting threatening to strike Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Following a post posted on the network, a police investigation has been opened. Attorney Gal Wolf, who represents the soldier on suspicion of threats against the prime minister: "This is a soldier without a criminal record. Unnecessary arrest. "