Math Lecturer Accused of Planning Mass Terror Attack Against Arabs
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Professor Shachar Nevo, a mathematics lecturer, is accused of planning mass terror attacks against hundreds of Arab citizens in Israel with the aim of their expulsion. The gag order on his name was lifted two days after the indictment was filed. Nevo allegedly spent over three years developing the plan, which he called "Ayit, A People Will Do Transfer." He also reportedly attempted to recruit Moshe Feiglin, a political candidate, to assist in his recruitment efforts, but Feiglin did not respond.
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- Math lecturer Shachar Nevo is accused of planning terror attacks to kill hundreds of Arab citizens.
- The plan, allegedly developed over three years, aimed for the expulsion of Arab citizens.
- Nevo reportedly attempted to recruit political candidate Moshe Feiglin for his plan.
- Feiglin did not respond to Nevo's attempts to contact him, according to the indictment.
- The gag order on Nevo's name was lifted two days after the indictment was filed.
Professor Shachar Nevo, a mathematics lecturer, has been accused of planning a series of terror attacks intended to kill hundreds of Arab citizens in Israel. The gag order on his name was lifted on Wednesday, two days after the indictment was filed. According to the indictment, Nevo was motivated by nationalist-ideological reasons and planned to carry out multiple simultaneous terror acts. The goal was to cause the deaths of hundreds of Arab civilians, including Bedouins, as well as Arabs residing in East Jerusalem and the West Bank. The indictment further states that the plan aimed to force their permanent flight and expulsion to Jordan, Lebanon, and the Gaza Strip.
For over three years, from February 2023 until his arrest two weeks ago, Nevo allegedly devised a detailed plan he called "Ayit, A People Will Do Transfer." To advance this plan, he conducted field surveys, wrote documents outlining operational methods and justifications, and attempted to recruit activists. According to the secret recruitment plan, Nevo sought to connect with Moshe Feiglin, a candidate for the 26th Knesset elections as head of the "Zeut" party and number two on the joint list of "Zeut" and "Religious Zionism." Nevo intended to recruit Feiglin and then use him to enlist additional activists.
Nevo reportedly attended two public events held by Feiglin, attempting to arrange a meeting and present a summary of his plan. However, the indictment claims Feiglin did not respond to any of Nevo's approaches. Nevo's attorneys, Hadar Sharir and Alon Porat, representing him from the Public Defense, stated, "We are in the initial stages of the legal proceedings. After we study the investigation materials, we will consider our next legal steps."
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