Bar-Ilan University Lecturer Indicted for Planning Mass Terror Attacks
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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- Bar-Ilan University lecturer indicted for planning mass terror attacks.
- The plan allegedly involved 12 terrorist cells and 72 attacks.
- The lecturer reportedly sought subversive elements from the IDF.
- The plot included bombing Arab population centers.
- The suspect is 60 years old and taught mathematics.
A 60-year-old mathematics lecturer from Bar-Ilan University has been indicted for allegedly planning a large-scale massacre targeting Arab civilians. The indictment details a "murderous plan" that included orchestrating 72 terror attacks using 12 terrorist cells. The plan also reportedly involved coordinating assistance and backup from "subversive elements" to be recruited from within the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
According to the indictment, the lecturer envisioned bombing Arab population centers with the involvement of the Air Force, Artillery Corps, and Armored Corps. The specific details of the alleged plot, including the number of cells and planned attacks, were outlined in the legal filing. The university lecturer, whose name has not been released, was arrested following an investigation that uncovered his alleged intentions.
The indictment represents a serious charge against the academic, who was employed by a prominent Israeli university. The investigation into his activities is ongoing, and further details may emerge as the legal proceedings advance. The case has raised concerns about potential radicalization within academic circles and the security implications of such alleged plans.
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