Overview
- The Haifa Magistrate's Court extended Yolanda Yavor's remand for a third time on Tuesday, and she remains held at the Kishon Detention Facility without an indictment.
- A judge wrote there is "suspicion of a call for violence" in her post and found grounds for detention based on assessed danger and possible obstruction of justice.
- Yavor launched a hunger strike on Tuesday following the latest extension of her custody.
- Her Facebook post urged Israelis to "fight the traitor" and called for "rebellion" against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
- The complaint that led to her arrest was filed by the right‑leaning Im Tirzu movement, which pressed for prosecution, while her attorney argues the investigation is politically motivated.