Ofer Levy continues to entangle himself: Court imposes an especially unusual ban

The court banned singer Ofer Levy from using the internet until November 3, as part of his investigation on suspicion of incitement to violence. The police requested to extend the ban by 15 days, but the judge partially granted the request and imposed a ban for five additional days.

The court banned singer Ofer Levy from using the internet until November 3, 2026, as part of his investigation on suspicion of incitement to violence. The police requested to extend the ban by 15 days, but the judge only partially granted the request and imposed a ban for five additional days. In her decision, the judge wrote that after reviewing the investigation file and documents, she found it appropriate to partially grant the request. The meaning of the decision is that Levy will be prohibited from using the internet for only five additional days. The discussion protocol did not specify the supervision measures established to enforce the ban. The investigation into Levy is being conducted at the Holon police station, after officers examined a video in which he called for executing leftists.