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Israeli Art School Holds Hearing Over Employee's Facebook Posts Accusing Israel of Genocide
An administrative employee at Israel's Camera Obscura School of Art was summoned to a pre-dismissal hearing after posting statements on his private Facebook account accusing Israel of genocide and supporting the Balad party. His lawyer called the process an intimidation tactic.
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Haaretz reported that 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. The posts accused Israel of genocide, expressed support for the Palestinian nationalist Balad party, compared Israel to Nazi Germany, and criticized symbols of Israeli sovereignty and government.
The employee's lawyer described the disciplinary process as an intimidation tactic that threatens freedom of expression.
The hearing follows the employee's publication of the posts on his personal account, according to the report dated July 6, 2026.
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