Israel's crackdown on Palestinian citizens who speak out against the war in Gaza is causing self-censorship and fear of imprisonment. More than 400 Palestinian citizens have been investigated for incitement to terrorism or violence, with over half being charged or detained. Palestinians in Israel face discrimination in areas like housing and employment. The government has opened more incitement cases during the war in Gaza than in the previous five years combined. Activists and rights groups argue that the government's definition of incitement is too broad and targets legitimate opinions.