Two foreign nationals who identify with terrorist organizations and promoted hatred against Israel will be deported
Two foreign nationals, supporters of the BDS movement who are identified with terrorist organizations, were arrested in Samaria on suspicion of planning to provoke provocations and disturbances in olive harvesting areas. The police transferred the investigation materials to the Population and Immigration Authority for their removal from Israel.
Two foreign nationals, supporters of the boycott movement against Israel (BDS) who are identified with terrorist organizations, were arrested yesterday (Friday, October 9, 2026) in the Samaria region. According to the suspicion, the two arrived in olive harvesting areas with the aim of provoking provocations and disturbances, creating friction on the ground, and promoting anti-Israeli media campaigns. The investigation reveals that they openly support BDS activities to boycott Israel, express support for terrorist organizations while presenting them as legitimate entities, and make statements calling for the destruction of the state. The police emphasized that the arrest is part of a broad cooperation to thwart provocative activities in Judea and Samaria. Upon completion of the investigation, the materials were transferred to the Population and Immigration Authority for hearing procedures, removal orders, and deportation. The article notes that in recent years there has been an increased presence of foreign nationals and international activists in the area, and that law enforcement authorities have tightened their measures against their involvement in friction on the ground.