Shin Bet Sets Gag in “Israeli” Sites on Palestinian Activist’s Arrest

Local Editor

The Zionist Haaretz newspaper, along with other "Israeli" sites, announced previously the arrest of a 20-year-old Palestinian activist, Mohammad Namarna, for the charge of being a member in an anti-"Israeli" organization.

When Haaretz posted the story, it was posted under gag, but in fact, the report was revoked, or "scrubbed" out of the website.

Shin Bet believed that by this action, "Israel" would keep the reason of Namarna's arrest, out of the "Israelis'" reach, or even knowing that he was arrested.

It's true that Haaretz dropped out the story from the site, but other websites like Maariv, kept the story posted.

The item posted by Maariv read as follows:

It is approved to report that the central unit of the metropolitan Galilee police arrested Mohammad Namarna, 20, from Arava, under suspicion of involvement in a security case investigated by the police and Shin Bet. The police related that the rest of the details of the case are under gag order.

"Israel" has over and over aimed at keeping the truth out of the reach of the "Israelis", especially regarding the killing, massacring, arresting, and other crimes they have commited.