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Palestinian Terrorist Gets 45 Years for IDF Bus Attack

By Elisha Ben Kimon

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A military court sentenced terrorist Mohammed Walid Ahmed Said to 45 years in prison for a 2022 attack on an IDF bus in the Jordan Valley. The attack involved shooting and attempting to set the bus on fire, injuring three people. Said confessed to attempted intentional murder and was also fined and ordered to pay compensation. Proceedings against his accomplices continue.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • Mohammed Walid Ahmed Said received a 45-year prison sentence for a 2022 IDF bus attack.
  • The attack near Bekaot settlement involved shooting and attempted arson.
  • The bus driver and two soldiers were injured in the September 2022 incident.
  • Said confessed to attempted intentional murder in conspiracy.
  • The court also ordered a 15,000 shekel fine and 700,000 shekel compensation.
  • Legal proceedings against three accomplices are ongoing.
Palestinian Terrorist Gets 45 Years for IDF Bus Attack
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