A threatening letter demanding an apology for the Sde Teiman affair was left at the entrance of N12's Tel Aviv offices, with the door smashed. The letter warned: 'Next time the brick will be aimed at your heads. Someone will die.' Police arrested a suspect; a court extended his detention until Friday and imposed a gag order on his identity, according to N12. This is the second such incident at the network in less than a month.
The threatening letter, left at N12's Tel Aviv entrance early Tuesday, demanded an apology for the Sde Teiman affair and warned of violence. The door was smashed with a brick, according to N12 reports. Police arrested a suspect; the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court extended his detention until Friday and imposed a gag order on his identity, citing the severity of the suspicion. The event marks the second time in less than a month that N12's offices were targeted—a prior incident involved a masked individual smashing the entrance door in early July. President Isaac Herzog later spoke with Police Commissioner Danny Levi, calling the situation 'a reality that cannot be accepted,' as The Zioneer reported. The investigation is ongoing.
4 developments
- StrongGuy Peleg says he doesn't feel he caused damage to soldiers in Sde Teiman affair
- DevelopingPolice examining journalist Hagi Huberman's comments on suspicion of incitement against Haredim
- DevelopingHigh Court orders Police Commissioner to explain why Attorney General was not investigated in Sde Teiman affair
- DevelopingEx-detainee from Sde Teiman accuses Israeli guards of abuse
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