


Israeli Police Raid Palestinian Bookstore in East Jerusalem, Detaining Owners over Alleged Incitement
Israeli police raided the Educational Bookshop in East Jerusalem, detaining its owners and confiscating books, citing incitement to violence as justification.
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Israeli police have raided the Educational Bookshop in East Jerusalem, detaining owners Mahmoud and Ahmed Muna. The police confiscated books they deemed supportive of terrorism. The bookstore has been a cultural hub for over 40 years, and its raiding has sparked criticism from rights groups, diplomats, and local supporters. Palestinian authorities view such actions as part of a broader suppression of Palestinian culture and identity, especially in light of rising tensions post-Hamas attacks in October 2023, leading to significant casualties on both sides.
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