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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 University Math Lecturer Identified as Planner of Mass Attack on Arabs

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Bar-Ilan University math lecturer Shahhar Nivo, 60, has been identified as the individual who planned mass terrorist attacks against hundreds of Arabs for over three years. Motivated by nationalism and ideology, Nivo allegedly planned synchronized attacks in Israel, the West Bank, and Jerusalem. The revelation came on Wednesday, with more details anticipated.

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  • Bar-Ilan University math lecturer Shahhar Nivo planned mass attacks on Arabs for over three years.
  • Nivo, 60, is a mathematics professor at Bar-Ilan University.
  • The planned attacks targeted hundreds of Palestinians in Israel, the West Bank, and Jerusalem.
  • The motive behind the alleged plot was nationalistic and ideological.
  • The identity of the lecturer was revealed on Wednesday.
Bar-Ilan University Math Lecturer Identified as Planner of Mass Attack on Arabs
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The identity of a Bar-Ilan University lecturer who planned for years to carry out mass terrorist attacks targeting hundreds of Arab citizens and Palestinians has been revealed. Shahhar Nivo, a 60-year-old mathematics professor at the university, allegedly spent over three years planning synchronized terrorist attacks against hundreds of Palestinians in "areas 48" (referring to Arab-majority towns within Israel), the West Bank, and occupied Jerusalem. His motive was described as nationalistic and ideological. Further details are expected.

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