Occupation unit monitors and arrests Palestinians for incitement
Israeli occupation forces have arrested hundreds of Palestinians on charges of praising Hamas and promoting protests through social media platforms. A special unit, established after October 2023, has been monitoring Palestinian content and linking it to field operations. The unit tracks Palestinian accounts and posts that show support for resistance or express "incitement," and then forwards this information to the occupation forces to carry out arrests and raids. These actions include removing symbols and statues, closing down institutions, and targeting sources of funding related to resistance activities. Since the beginning of the year, Israel has arrested over 600 Palestinians, raided around 70 targets linked to "incitement," and focused on sources of funding, charitable organizations, and facilities used for printing "incitement" materials. The occupation has shut down more than 24 associations, closed 40 currency exchange shops, and confiscated funds as part of a broad campaign aimed at disrupting what they describe as Palestinian terrorism financing and support.
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