Two Foreigners Arrested in Tel Aviv for Filming Security Facility

Israeli police arrested two foreigners in Tel Aviv on suspicion of filming a security facility without permission. Authorities claim this violates national security law.

Israeli police announced on Monday the arrest of two foreigners on suspicion of filming a security facility in Tel Aviv. According to authorities, the detainees were filming a military or government zone without permission. This violates national security law. Police confiscated their camera equipment. The detainees will be interrogated on charges of espionage. Details of the incident have not been disclosed.

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