Bar-Ilan Lecturer Indicted for Planning Mass Attacks on Arabs
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
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- Bar-Ilan lecturer indicted for planning mass attacks on Arabs.
- Attacks allegedly motivated by nationalistic-ideological reasons.
- Plan named 'Ayit' aimed for 'transfer' of Arab population.
- Indictment details weapon acquisition and target identification.
- Lecturer is a 60-year-old resident of Petah Tikva.
An indictment was filed on Monday against a mathematics lecturer at Bar-Ilan University, approximately 60 years old and residing in Petah Tikva, who allegedly planned attacks against hundreds of Arabs in Israel for years. According to the indictment, the lecturer acted out of nationalistic-ideological motives and developed a plan named "Ayit," an acronym for "A People Will Do Transfer." The indictment claims that as part of this plan, he conceived and prepared to execute a "radical and murderous" operation targeting hundreds of Arab Israeli citizens, including Bedouins, as well as Arabs residing in East Jerusalem and the West Bank.
The alleged plot involved detailed planning, including the acquisition of weapons and the identification of potential targets. The indictment details that the lecturer's actions were not spontaneous but rather a long-term endeavor driven by his extremist ideology. The prosecution is seeking to hold him accountable for his alleged intentions and preparations to carry out severe acts of violence against a significant segment of the Arab population within Israel and the Palestinian territories.
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