Two Convicted of Stealing Sound Equipment from Nova Festival Site
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ram Shahin was sentenced to seven years in prison and Daniel Hasson to 40 months for stealing sound equipment worth over 1 million shekels from the Nova festival site. The equipment belonged to Matan Lior, who was murdered on October 7. The court condemned their actions as exploiting the general suffering for financial gain amidst the aftermath of the massacre.
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- Ram Shahin received a seven-year prison sentence for stealing from the Nova festival site.
- Daniel Hasson was sentenced to 40 months for his role in the theft of sound equipment.
- The stolen equipment was valued at over 1 million shekels.
- The equipment belonged to Matan Lior, who was murdered on October 7.
- The court criticized the defendants for exploiting the situation for financial gain.
A Beer Sheva Magistrate's Court has sentenced Ram Shahin, 34, to seven years in prison and Daniel Hasson, 30, from Daliyat al-Karmel, to 40 months in prison for their involvement in stealing sound systems from the Nova music festival site. The stolen equipment, valued at over 1 million shekels, belonged to Matan Lior, who was murdered on October 7.
The court's ruling stated that the defendants knew their actions were unlikely to be detected. It further noted that while victims' blood was still being absorbed in the "fields of slaughter," the defendants chose to exploit the general suffering and steal abandoned property for financial gain.
Shahin and Hasson were convicted of stealing the sound systems, which were part of the assets of Matan Lior, who was killed during the Hamas attacks on October 7. The theft occurred after the massacre, with the defendants exploiting the chaos and the abandonment of property.
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