Israeli forces detained a Palestinian teacher in Tell, on the West Bank, over suspicion of incitement and support for a terrorist organization, Jerusalem Post reported. Police said the man, about 30 years old, was suspected of posting content on social media for months that allegedly encouraged terrorism and praised terrorist groups. Investigators described posts that allegedly included a photo linked to a “martyrs garden” memorial for four attackers, accompanied by a wish for them to receive God’s forgiveness and a place in heaven. They also alleged he referred to the attackers as “brothers,” “loves,” and “cousins,” saying they had reportedly sacrificed their lives for the homeland. Police further said they found posts they believe praised the 7 October attack, including an image of a Hamas operative on a paraglider shared shortly after the attack. After questioning, the teacher was taken into custody. Police plan to ask a court to extend his detention while the investigation continues. In a related development, police said they detained three residents of Hebron over suspected supportive posts connected to an attack on the West Bank in which two reservists, Ron Yonatan Roitman and Yuval Sha Swivel, were killed.