Anti-government activist expected to be charged with incitement to terror in Israel

According to a report by the Times of Israel, Yolanda Yavor, a lecturer at Tel Aviv University, is expected to be charged with incitement to terror. The anti-government activist was arrested in November following social media posts in which she called for a 'real rebellion' against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, labeling him a 'traitor.' Yavor's legal counsel has contested the charges, alleging that the indictment is the result of political pressure exerted by the Likud party. The case unfolds amidst ongoing political tensions in Israel regarding the government's performance.