Bar Ilan Lecturer Indicted for Planning Mass Terror Attack Against Arabs

Prosecutors have filed an indictment against a Bar Ilan University mathematics lecturer, approximately 60 years old and residing in Petah Tikva, who allegedly spent over three years planning acts of terror targeting hundreds of Arab civilians. The indictment details a plan, reportedly named "Eit - Am Ya'aseh Transfer" (meaning "A People Will Do Transfer"), intended to cause the deaths of hundreds of Arab Israelis, Bedouins, and residents of Judea and Samaria, and to force their flight to Jordan, Lebanon, and Gaza. The alleged planning began in the context of the "Guardian of the Walls" riots and intensified during the "Swords of Iron" war. The prosecution is seeking to detain the lecturer until the conclusion of legal proceedings. A gag order is in effect regarding his name.