Yerushalayim residents are outraged after discovering that Ahmad Marzouk, a recently released security prisoner, has been employed in a Chareidi neighborhood despite his history of incitement and criminal activity.

Marzouk, who was freed in the November-December hostage deal, was arrested again in February on charges of drug possession, threats, and racially motivated offenses. He was detained in the Yemin Moshe neighborhood along with several other suspects found in possession of illegal substances.

Despite his release, Marzouk has continued to post extremist content on social media, regularly glorifying terrorists, encouraging violence, and supporting the October 7 attack on Israel. Videos circulating online show him taunting local residents in the neighborhood where he now works, raising serious security concerns.

Marzouk is currently employed by a private company in a Chareidi area of Yerushalayim, a revelation that has sparked outrage among local residents. Many are questioning how a known security risk was allowed to work in a Jewish neighborhood, especially given his past offenses and ongoing public incitement against Israel.

Authorities have yet to respond to growing calls for action to prevent individuals with extremist backgrounds from being placed in sensitive areas.

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