Two right-wing activists were arrested by the Shin Bet and reportedly denied access to legal counsel for six days. Upon meeting with their lawyer, they alleged that interrogators subjected them to humiliating treatment, including being called Nazis and terrorists and being tied to a chair for hours. Their lawyer condemned the Shin Bet's conduct, arguing that such treatment is unacceptable, especially given the nature of the suspicions, which center on protest activities. Another activist was also arrested on similar charges, with a court-imposed gag order restricting further details about the investigation.