Police arrest two Jewish youth for ‘inciting insubordination’

Police arrest two Jewish minors, aged 14 and 17, on suspicion that they “incited insubordination” because they urged officers and soldiers to refuse orders to evacuate the illegal West Bank outpost Amona.

According to a lawyer for the two, Nati Rom of the far-right Honenu legal aid group, they are being interrogated by police because of a flier that they distributed among security personnel at the central West Bank’s Tapuah Junction.

Rom claims the officers are threatening the younger boy with physical violence and interrogating without his parents present, “as if he were a terrorist.”

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