Bar Ilan University Lecturer Indicted for Planning Terror Attack Against Arabs
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
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- Bar Ilan lecturer indicted for planning mass terror attack.
- Attack targeted Arab citizens and Palestinians.
- Plan involved 72 Jewish operatives in simultaneous attacks.
- Lecturer attempted to recruit and extort Moshe Feiglin.
- Planning began after Operation Guardian of the Walls and Oct 7.
A Bar Ilan University mathematics lecturer, approximately 60 years old, has been indicted for planning a mass terror attack against Arab citizens and Palestinians. According to the indictment filed Monday in the Lod District Court, the plan, which he called "IT" (an acronym for "A people will do transfer"), involved 72 Jewish operatives simultaneously carrying out attacks in mixed cities and Arab towns across Israel. The lecturer allegedly began planning the terror cells after Operation Guardian of the Walls and the October 7th attacks, and gathered intelligence on the town of Tuba-Zangaria. He also attempted to extort Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Zehut party, into joining his plan, sending him threatening letters when Feiglin ignored his overtures.
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