‘Israeli’ forces arrest freed Palestinian detainee over social media posts

‘Israeli’ police on Monday arrested a former Palestinian detainee from the town of Yatta, south of Hebron, who had been released only months ago in a prisoner exchange deal.

‘Israeli’ authorities accused her of “continuing to incite terrorism” through posts on social media.

According to a police statement, among the posts attributed to her was one following the killing of an ‘Israeli’ soldier in Gaza, in which she allegedly wrote: “His luck was bad… soon the next soldier’s luck will be better when he becomes a new prisoner in our hands. Listen and understand.”

Another post during the Iranian missile strikes reportedly read: “These scenes gladden the heart, by God. May God destroy you more and more, if only.”

The statement added that 'Israeli' forces raided her home in Yatta, seizing her mobile phone and two computers, claiming they had been used to “publish incitement material.”

Authorities also accused of being tied to Hamas, transferring her to a police station in Hebron for further interrogation.