Court bars singer Ofer Levi from using the internet

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The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court barred singer Ofer Levi from using the internet until next Tuesday, as part of his investigation on suspicion of incitement. According to Ynet, Levi was questioned after referring in a video he published to the option of "taking the law into one's own hands." According to Kikar HaShabbat, the video concerns supporters of a party. According to Israel Hayom, Levi was questioned on suspicion of publishing a call to commit an act of violence.

According to Maariv, the police asked to extend the ban by 15 days, but the judge partially granted the request. According to Ynet, the judge shortened the duration of the ban to six days. According to Israel Hayom, Levi was released under restrictive conditions after his questioning ended. According to Ice, the request to extend the conditions was submitted by a representative of the Holon police.