In Jerusalem, two women were arrested during a protest for hostages held by Gaza terror groups. One was a participant, and the other a bystander. They faced strip-searches before being released after four hours. The Hebrew University condemned this as a violation of civil rights.

In Tel Aviv, a "far right" security squad led by a rapper detained foreign journalists at a missile impact site, allowing only Israeli journalists access. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir backed this action, deeming foreign media a threat to state security.

In history, Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish priest, was imprisoned in Auschwitz. When a prisoner escaped, the camp commander ordered ten men to die by starvation. Kolbe volunteered to take the place of one condemned man.

The Digest, 6/23/2025 @1230AM, CDT

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