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A 63-year-old man from Ramat Gan was arrested today (Wednesday) on suspicion of incitement against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, after he posted a series of tweets against him and the government on Twitter.
The Blahav 433 cyber unit opened an investigation yesterday on suspicion of incitement to violence, and today they brought the suspect in for questioning.
The suspect called Netanyahu a "son of death" and a "criminal" and wrote, "Are we going to sit and watch our country turn into a dictatorship by a despicable man, accused of bribery, who aspires to take over the state's institutions? There will be no dictatorship here, if Hala dares he won't be."
In another tweet he wrote, "If the government of crooks and criminals passes the laws of the dictatorship, blood will be spilled here. This is what you want, this is what you will get."
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About a month ago, a pilot who bombed the reactor in Iraq, Col. Zeev Raz, called for the killing of a prime minister who would "establish a dictatorship" and called him a "son of death." A few minutes after the publication, he retracted his words in another post and wrote: "The post I posted here with the words 'Hunting Dean' was a quote from a man that came back, and I deleted it.
I do not identify with this post and the spirit of the matter." The police opened an investigation against him, and he was released on bail.
Last night, MK Zvika Vogel (Otzma Yehudit) was interrogated for about six hours at the police's Lahav 433 unit on suspicion of inciting terrorism, after calling two weeks ago to "burn" the The village of Hvara.
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