An administrative employee has been accused of comparing Israel to Nazi Germany and publishing posts 'against the symbols of Israeli sovereignty and government'; his lawyer called the disciplinary process an "intimidation tactic" that threatens freedom of expression
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An administrative employee has been accused of comparing Israel to Nazi Germany and publishing posts 'against the symbols of Israeli sovereignty and government'; his lawyer called the disciplinary process an "intimidation tactic" that threatens freedom of expression
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12:09 AM • July 06 2026 IDT
An administrative employee at Israel's Camera Obscura School of Art has been summoned to a pre-dismissal hearing over political posts published on his private Facebook account, including statements accusing Israel of genocide and expressing support for the Palestinian nationalist Balad party.
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