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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Bar-Ilan University Lecturer Indicted for Planning Mass Attacks on Arab Citizens

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Bar-Ilan Professor Indicted for Alleged Plot to Kill Hundreds of Arabs

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Bar-Ilan University mathematics lecturer Shahar Nevo has been indicted for allegedly planning terror attacks to kill hundreds of Arab Israelis and Palestinians. Prosecutors claim the "AIT" plan, motivated by nationalist ideology, involved 72 attackers in 12 cells launching coordinated assaults to force mass displacement. Nevo also allegedly attempted to recruit others, including Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin. Nevo argued for house arrest, while the university suspended him and Zehut confirmed reporting threats to police.

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  • Bar-Ilan lecturer Shahar Nevo indicted for planning mass terror attacks against Arabs and Palestinians.
  • Prosecutors allege the plan aimed to kill hundreds and force their permanent displacement from Israel.
  • The indictment details a plan involving 72 attackers in 12 cells launching coordinated assaults.
  • Nevo allegedly sought to recruit participants, including approaching Zehut chairman Moshe Feiglin.
  • Nevo argued for house arrest, citing personal responsibilities and claiming he posed no danger.
  • Bar-Ilan University suspended Nevo, and Zehut confirmed reporting threats to police.
Bar-Ilan Professor Indicted for Alleged Plot to Kill Hundreds of Arabs
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