Polymarket says it has ‘banned the accounts’ of those involved in making threats against ToI reporter, ‘will pass their info’ to authorities

This photo taken on March 16, 2026, shows a bet on the Polymarket site titled 'Iran strikes Israel on...?' (Emanuel Fabian/Times of Israel)
This photo taken on March 16, 2026, shows a bet on the Polymarket site titled 'Iran strikes Israel on...?' (Emanuel Fabian/Times of Israel)

In a fresh statement, betting site Polymarket says it has “banned the accounts” of those involved in making threats against The Times of Israel’s military correspondent Emanuel Fabian.

As he reported earlier today, Polymarket users have threatened Fabian’s life to try to pressure him to make changes to his coverage of an Iranian missile impact in Israel, in order to win bets made on the site.

About an hour ago, a Polymarket spokesperson issued a statement to ToI condemning the threats.

Now the company posts on X: “We’ve banned the accounts for all involved & will pass their info to the relevant authorities.”

Fabian contacted Israel Police on Sunday and gave testimony earlier today. The police are investigating the matter.

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