Galilee resident arrested for incitement: 'So that not a single settler pig remains'

Israeli police arrested a 39-year-old resident of the village of Maghar in Lower Galilee on suspicion of incitement after social media posts where he called for violence against settlers. He is charged with incitement to racism and calls for terrorist attacks. During a search, rifle magazines, fireworks, and a large sum of cash were seized.

Israeli police arrested a 39-year-old resident of the village of Maghar in Lower Galilee on suspicion of incitement. The man posted messages on social media in response to an incident near the settlement of Havat Gilad, in which he wrote, among other things: 'They must be hunted like pigs, may God curse you all, so that not a single settler pig remains.' He is charged with incitement to racism and direct calls for committing terrorist attacks. During a search of his home, two full magazines for an M16 rifle, fireworks, and cash amounting to over 100,000 shekels were seized. His arrest was extended until Tuesday, July 28.