Ben Gvir Demands Death Penalty for Terrorist in Shakron Murder
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir is demanding the death penalty for Kadri Samara, accused of murdering Netanel Shakron in a shooting attack on September 20. Ben Gvir has asked the Military Advocate General why an indictment has not yet been filed, arguing that delays reward terrorism. Shakron was killed near Neve Tzuf, leaving a wife and six children. Samara was arrested days later and Ben Gvir wants this case to be the first to apply the death penalty law for terrorists.
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- National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir demands death penalty for terrorist Kadri Samara.
- Samara is accused of murdering Netanel Shakron in a shooting attack on September 20.
- Ben Gvir questioned the delay in filing an indictment against Samara with the Military Advocate General.
- The minister stated that delays in legal proceedings reward terrorism and undermine deterrence.
- Ben Gvir wants Samara's case to be the first to apply the death penalty law for terrorists.
- Netanel Shakron was a resident of Alei Zahav and is survived by his wife and six children.
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