Israeli Israeli forces arrested journalist Samer Havira from his home in Nablus, about three weeks after he described to Haaretz the conditions he endured during nine months of administrative detention, from which he was released in January without trial after losing 22 kilograms and contracting scabies. The IDF said that he incited "terrorist activity on the Internet." "At first it was claimed that he was transferred to the police for investigation, then retracted, and she refuses to say where he is being held. Havira was previously arrested for a Facebook post that reported the killing of a Palestinian by Israeli forces in Nablus, and no evidence of illegal activity was presented against him.

Israeli Israeli forces arrested journalist Samer Havira from his home in Nablus, about three weeks after he described to Haaretz the conditions he endured during nine months of administrative detention, from which he was released in January without trial after losing 22 kilograms and contracting scabies. The IDF said that he incited "terrorist activity on the Internet." "At first it was claimed that he was transferred to the police for investigation, then retracted, and she refuses to say where he is being held. Havira was previously arrested for a Facebook post that reported the killing of a Palestinian by Israeli forces in Nablus, and no evidence of illegal activity was presented against him.