Bar-Ilan University Lecturer Indicted for Planning Mass Murder of Arabs
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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- Bar-Ilan lecturer indicted for planning mass murder of Arabs.
- Plan involved 12 terror cells and 72 Jewish assailants.
- Attacks were to target mixed cities and Arab towns.
- Allegedly sought IDF recruits and tried to extort a politician.
- No one reportedly agreed to join the plot.
A 60-year-old mathematics lecturer at Bar-Ilan University has been indicted for allegedly planning a mass murder of Arabs. The plan, codenamed "I.T.", reportedly involved dividing 72 Jewish assailants into 12 terror cells. These cells were intended to carry out large-scale attacks in mixed Arab-Jewish cities and in Arab towns. The lecturer also allegedly sought to recruit individuals from within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to aid his plot. According to the indictment, no one agreed to participate in the alarming initiative. The lecturer reportedly attempted to extort politician Moshe Feiglin in connection with his plan. The indictment charges him with severe offenses.
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