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"We will burn your house": A resident of the south was detained for questioning on suspicion of threatening Bennett in a response he published in Walla!
The suspect, a resident of Be'er Sheva, was detained for questioning with a warning after publishing a response in an article published in July, which dealt with disorderly conduct of vaccine opponents outside the prime minister's home in Raanana.
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Wednesday, August 25, 2021, 5:45 p.m.
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A Be'er Sheva resident was detained this morning (Wednesday) for questioning with a warning on suspicion of threatening Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
This, through a written response in an article published in Walla!
In July dealing with riots of vaccine opponents outside Bennett's home.
At the end of the investigation, the suspect was released under restrictive conditions.
The suspect published the response under the name "The Fall of the Tent of Meeting", and wrote: "Bennett you will harm us. We will kill you and burn your house. Beware of a wrongful dictator."
More on Walla!
Five detainees arrested for disorderly conduct outside Bennett's home in Raanana
To the full article
More on Walla!
Bennett: "Immune refusers endanger us all";
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The comment posted on Walla!
(Photo: Official website, Walla system!)
The suspect responded to a written article that dealt with disorderly conduct outside the home of Prime Minister Bennett in Raanana, after it called the opponents of the corona vaccines as "endangering us all."
"Vaccine refusers are endangering our freedom," Bennett said in a July statement.
"Our challenge is clear. All Israelis who can get vaccinated will go and get vaccinated. Any citizen aged 12 and over who has no prevention - go get vaccinated."
"dictator".
Bennett (Photo: Walla !, Emil Salman)
A day later, police arrested five people in a demonstration outside Bennett's home.
According to police, dozens of people who arrived at the scene blocked the traffic and clashes broke out between the protesters and the police, during which the rioters were arrested.
Another threat received against Prime Minister Bennett was that of a 45-year-old man from Kiryat Gat, who called the police station over the weekend and threatened to harm Bennett.
On Sunday, an indictment was filed against him for threats, and his detention was extended.
In addition, the police submitted a request to extend his detention until the end of the proceedings.
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