Arabic teacher in Israel suspected of ISIS collaboration
It was to be fully expected this could happen. A so-called teacher in Israel has ties to Islamic State:
A police search of a home in Kfar Kara belonging to a 24-year-old teacher suspected of association with a terror organization resulted in the seizure of computers, other electronic devices, a flag of the Islamic State and a great deal of literature on the subject of jihad.This proves there's ISIS support lurking in Jordan too.
The teacher from Kfar Kara, in the Wadi Ara region of central Israel, was taken to the police station in Iron for questioning. The suspect admitted that he brought the materials back to Israel from Jordan where he was studying. Police said the investigation was ongoing. The Hadera Magistrates Court remanded the suspect in custody until Wednesday.
Israel officially banned the Islamic State and anyone associating with it at the beginning of September. The decree outlawed meetings of any kind between Islamic State members and named it an illegal organization.
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