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HaaretzSecurity

Settler Sentenced to 13 Years for 2018 Killing of Aisha Rabi

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Hebrew · 18 newsrooms covering

An Israeli settler was sentenced to 13 years in prison for the 2018 manslaughter of Aisha Rabi. The conviction followed a lengthy legal process related to the incident.

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  • Settler sentenced to 13 years for 2018 killing.
  • Victim Aisha Rabi was Palestinian.
  • Convicted of manslaughter in rock-throwing incident.
  • Legal proceedings spanned several years.
Settler Sentenced to 13 Years for 2018 Killing of Aisha Rabi
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An Israeli settler has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for his role in the 2018 death of Aisha Rabi, a Palestinian woman. The sentencing comes after the settler was convicted of manslaughter in the case.

Rabi was killed when a rock was thrown at her car, causing it to crash. The prosecution argued that the settler, along with other individuals, was responsible for the attack. The court found the settler guilty, determining that he participated in the actions that led to Rabi's death.

The conviction and sentencing mark a significant development in a case that has drawn attention to the issue of violence in the West Bank. The incident occurred in December 2018, and the legal proceedings have been ongoing for several years.

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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