Newsletter
Newsletter Support JNS

Israel Police raids printing house in Ramallah that spread incitement

Two suspects were arrested on suspicion of disseminating materials glorifying terrorism.

Israel Border Police officers during a counter-terrorism raid in Samaria, July 1, 2025. Credit: Israel Police.
An Israel Border Police officer during a counter-terrorism raid in Samaria, July 1, 2025. Credit: Israel Police.

Israeli forces over the weekend raided a printing house in Ramallah, arresting two Palestinians on suspicion of producing incitement materials, the Israel Police said on Monday.

The lead on the site came from a suspect, 30, from east Jerusalem, who was caught distributing incitement materials glorifying terrorists on March 5, police said.

Additional incitement materials were discovered and seized in his vehicle.

These, it was found during the investigation, were disseminated by the printing house in Ramallah.

Jerusalem District police officers and Border Police officers carried out the raid, confiscating printing machines and hundreds of incitement materials, and detaining two Ramallah residents, aged 31 and 39, police said.

“The Jews have moved their entire lives, and they finally have a homeland,” Pastor Aaron Taylor told JNS. “Let them be. There’s one Jewish country.”
An initial review suggested that the explosion was “likely caused by an unexploded cluster munition belonging to Hezbollah that had remained in the area,” per the Israel Defense Forces.
Sanctioning Israel while absolving the Palestinians of any accountability is “dangerous,” a Canadian Jewish organization warned.
Friends of Zion founder Mike Evans says the summit aimed to counter antisemitism and the “big lie” that the Jewish people are alone.