Threats

The chairman of The Democrats, Yair Golan, will petition the Supreme Court after the Advisory Committee for the Protection of Public Figures denied him security. The party released a video featuring harsh rhetoric and an image of a firing gun.

Dozens of children were left without a framework, with hours of notice: Parents of a kindergarten that has been operating for 16 years received a message last night that it would not open this morning - following "pressure from a neighbor". Parents claim that the property owner's car was torched after he received death threats, allegedly from criminals who moved to live on the street: "We were...

Mahmoud Abd al-Majid from Iksal made 14 calls to the 100 emergency center, threatening to carry out attacks and claiming he had planted an explosive device near the Prime Minister's house. Additionally, he attacked two passengers on the Metronit in Haifa. He faces 14 counts of threats and assault.

According to the charges against three men, the woman's car was vandalized and a stun grenade was thrown at the building where she lives. In addition, the partner allegedly threatened to harm her father and do a "Holon 2" to her, referring to the explosion in which Lia Malka Cohen (of blessed memory) was murdered on the Ayalon highway.

Drummer Lior Shulman was questioned by police following harsh remarks against Channel 12 journalist Guy Peleg. Shulman claims the comments were made in jest, while Peleg insists on pursuing full criminal and civil charges.

An indictment was filed against a 48-year-old woman on suspicion of threats and insulting a public servant. The indictment states that the mother's actions included a series of harsh voice messages and threats against the teacher. According to the mother, her actions were carried out following her suspicion that the teacher was abusing her daughter.

The chairman of the "Democrats" party, Yair Golan, turned today, Wednesday, to Deputy Supreme Court President Noam Solberg and Shin Bet chief David Zini with a request for personal security following an increase in threats. In his request, Golan listed several disturbing comments made on social media.

Iran's state television broadcast a threatening segment against Barron Trump, son of US President Donald Trump. The report featured attempts to track his movements and associates, alongside an announced $10 million bounty on his head.

Asaf Gothelf has turned the Kaplan protests, as well as Hadar Muchtar and Mordechai David, into raw material for videos that reach hundreds of thousands of views. Now he talks about the line between trolling and agenda, about the threats he receives from both sides, and about the price of exposure: "I am holding up a mirror to the right and the left."

According to a report by the journalist and host of the program "HaTzinor", an investigation will be published this evening revealing the threats that have flooded the news channel over the past 24 hours following the announcement. Here is a glimpse into the chilling threats.

The first complaint was filed after a client of the attorney sent a stranger to threaten her, demanding she waive a debt. About two weeks later, she found a cut on her car tire, which led her to file another complaint. "After what happened to the attorney in Rishon LeZion, it is impossible to ignore the fear," the attorney stated.

According to the indictment, Sami Abu Galbin and his nephew Muhammad repeatedly threatened competitors in the food supply market for foreign workers in the Negev, attempting to drive them out of the region. The prosecution is requesting to hold them in custody until the end of the proceedings.

The singer addressed the public in a video following media reports, stating: "I was in a relationship, I have never hurt anyone. I prefer to keep things private, see you at the shows."

The singer, detained for questioning over alleged threats to his former partner, has addressed the situation publicly. "I have never harmed anyone," he stated, noting that he was released shortly after his questioning.

The singer was detained for questioning following a WhatsApp message he allegedly sent to his ex-partner. He claimed he did not threaten his partner, and at the end of the questioning, he was released under restrictive conditions.

At the beginning of the week, an indictment was filed against 52-year-old attorney Alon Kriti for extorting a friend. According to the prosecution, Kriti threatened the complainant and sent two people to his home to intimidate him while his nine-year-old son was present.

The Yisrael Beiteinu chairman and his family members were mentioned in a series of harsh comments online, including death wishes and calls for harm. The party claims an ongoing escalation and says that dozens of threats have been documented recently.

A man was arrested after leaving threatening items at the entrances to two bank branches and a well-known food chain in central Israel. Police investigators have gathered evidence linking him to the acts, and an indictment for threats and property damage is expected in the coming days.

The prosecution filed a serious indictment against a 22-year-old from Lod who threatened a 60-year-old Holon resident over a 3,000 NIS loan. Despite the debt being repaid with interest, the suspect and his accomplices broke into the apartment, used tear gas, stabbed the woman's son, and threatened to burn the home down.

A 56-year-old Bat Yam resident is accused of masturbating in a public park in front of a young woman who reprimanded him for his actions. After she called the police, he threatened her and later escalated his remarks at the station. In an additional charge, he is accused of committing an indecent act against a 19-year-old woman at a McDonald's branch in the city.

A resident of Modi'in Illit is accused of posting threats in a WhatsApp group against the commander of the Bnei Brak-Ramat Gan station against the backdrop of protests on Highway 4. Among other things, he called him a "terrorist" and wrote: "What they do - will be done to him." An indictment for threats has been filed against him.

A 30-year-old resident of Shuafat is accused of impersonating a person with whom he was in a dispute, sending messages via a fake profile, and threatening MK Zvi Sukkot. The indictment was filed following an investigation conducted by the Lahav 433 unit.

A prosecutor's statement was filed against a 40-year-old resident of Ramat Gan, suspected of five incidents of property damage and extortion by threats against media outlets and the Ministry of Justice. In the coming days, the State Attorney's Office is expected to file a serious indictment against him.

The defendant and his wife have five children together, but a few weeks ago their relationship reached a breaking point. When refused to take the children for an outing, he pushed his wife and ran her over. Later, he threatened her and her father. According to the indictment, during another argument, he took a kitchen knife and threatened his wife.

According to the indictment, the lawyer lent the complainant about 50,000 shekels that were not repaid. In response, the lawyer sent a series of threatening messages. Among other things, he sent two people to the complainant's house: "Within an hour, there will be guys at your house." The two did arrive and knocked on the door while the complainant was at home with his nine-year-old son.

Robert Philip Ivers, 73, from Minnesota, documented his threats in a 236-page manuscript titled "How to Kill a Federal Judge" and began distributing it. He has now been convicted of threatening judges in the United States.

Three incidents occurred early in the morning across the Gush Dan area, at two bank branches and a Rami Levy branch. Police arrested a 54-year-old resident of Holon who is suspected of being involved in the events. This evening, police will request to extend his detention.

Improvised explosive devices, explosives - and a host of warnings. In Spain, it is reported that behind the great celebration of the last World Cup, a disturbing picture is hidden. A police report presents a series of threats that were checked during the tournament. According to the report, the Argentine star was at the center, but Ronaldo, referees, and other players were also targeted.

The investigation was opened at the Mesubim station after information was received about threatening messages posted in a WhatsApp group and directed at the commander. The suspect was arrested and brought for questioning at the Mesubim station, at the end of which he was imprisoned.

Armed masked men threatened Israel Electric Corporation employees this morning, Wednesday, as they arrived to fix a malfunction in Tel Sheva following an overnight shooting that damaged an electrical transformer. This was reported by Walla. According to the company, a report of gunfire directed at the transformer was received at 02:45 AM, resulting in damage to the power grid in the area.

An indictment was filed against a 29-year-old man who, three weeks after being fired from a Rami Levy branch, entered the manager's office with a pork sausage wrapped in a page of Psalms and a kippah, placed a dead crow on her keyboard, and threatened her life.

The New South Wales Court of Appeal has ruled that a video featuring two former Sydney hospital employees making violent threats against Israelis will be admissible as evidence. The trial is scheduled to begin later this month.

In an interview with Galei Israel radio, Minister Maya Golan claimed that Shin Bet head Ronen Bar sent emissaries to threaten her over her decision to halt budget allocations. The minister stated she was warned of an “intifada in her name.”

A man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of throwing stones at the entrance of the News 12 offices and leaving a threatening letter targeting public figures and journalists. The investigation was conducted in cooperation with the Shin Bet, and a previously imposed gag order was lifted today.

The Central District Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against a 15.5-year-old minor for threatening to commit a terrorist act. The teenager posted a video of an IDF vehicle in a WhatsApp group and followed up with voice messages detailing his intent to attack soldiers.

The State Attorney's Office filed an indictment against a 15-year-old minor from central Israel who threatened in a WhatsApp group to attack IDF soldiers with explosive devices. Despite warnings, he continued his threats, which the prosecution defines as ideologically motivated terrorism.

The police raided the homes of two suspects for threats in the north and seized a large amount of cash hidden in a wardrobe. According to the police report, the investigation was opened following a complaint from a person who reported threats to their life. The financial findings were transferred to the Economic Enforcement Unit for examination.

The Iranian news agency Tasnim, linked to the Revolutionary Guards, has published a video inciting the murder of Melania Trump. Benjamin Netanyahu has landed in Washington for talks with Donald Trump, with Iran set to be the primary topic of discussion.

Givat Ze'ev Local Council Head Yossi Asraf has faced incitement and threats in recent days. Several individuals have been questioned, and one suspect has been arrested. Following a security assessment, police have raised the threat level against Asraf to level 4 and increased his security detail.