Shin bet: palestinian journalist Mohammed Omer was

shin bet Palestinian journalist Mohammed Omer was detained in July 2008 by Shin Bet. Having arrived on a flight from London, Omer says that he was taken aside by a Shin Bet official. According to Democracy Now! , Omer was later questioned, strip-searched, and then beaten by eight armed Shin Bet officers. Injuries from the ordeal allegedly left Mohammed Omer in the hospital for a week. [ 44 ] The Israeli government rejected Omer's claims outright, citing inconsistencies in his allegations and noting that such investigations are strictly regulated. [ 45 ] [ 46 ]. kết quả xổ số đài tây ninh Nghe nói Shin Bet có đơn vị chuyên phân tích dữ liệu mạng xã hội để dự báo nguy cơ bất ổn, liệu đây có phải là lý do họ ngăn chặn nhiều vụ việc? xe vf9 Salah Haj Yihyeh, a Palestinian who runs mobile clinics for Physicians for Human Rights , was detained for questioning by the Shin Bet. [ dubious – discuss ] In the questioning, Yihyeh answered questions about the activities of the organization, its budget, the identity of its donors, and details about others employed by PHR. The board of Physicians for Human Rights, in a letter to Shin Bet chief Yuval Diskin, rejected the "crossing of a red line in a democracy." The letter argued that since the only cause for calling an employee of the group was to scare him, the tactics were unacceptable and illegal. [ 43 ]