Bar Ilan Lecturer Accused of Planning Mass Terror Attack Against Arab and Palestinian Citizens
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Bar Ilan University lecturer Shachar Nevo is accused of planning a mass terror attack against Arab and Palestinian citizens in mixed cities and the West Bank. The indictment details his plan for 72 attackers to carry out simultaneous assaults. Nevo also allegedly attempted to extort Moshe Feiglin into joining the plot.
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- Bar Ilan lecturer Shachar Nevo is accused of planning a mass terror attack against Arab and Palestinian citizens.
- The indictment details a plan for 72 Jewish attackers to carry out simultaneous assaults in mixed cities and Arab towns.
- Nevo allegedly attempted to recruit and extort Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Identity party, into the plot.
- The plan was codenamed "IT," an acronym for "The people will do transfer."
Professor Shachar Nevo, a 60-year-old resident of Petah Tikva and a mathematics lecturer at Bar Ilan University, has been accused of planning a large-scale terror attack against Arab and Palestinian citizens. The indictment, filed against Nevo at the Lod District Court, details his plan for 72 Jewish attackers to simultaneously carry out attacks in mixed Arab-Jewish cities and Arab towns across Israel. Nevo referred to this plan as "IT" (a Hebrew acronym for "The people will do transfer") and attempted to recruit Moshe Feiglin, chairman of the Identity party and a candidate on the Religious Zionism list, to join him. When Feiglin ignored his overtures, Nevo sent him threatening letters and attempted to extort him.
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