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Bedouin Man Sentenced to 24.5 Years for Aiding Gaza Terror Group
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A Bedouin man, Shahada Abu al-Qi'an, was sentenced to 24.5 years in prison for aiding a Gaza-based terrorist organization. He provided intelligence on Israeli targets and enlisted in the IDF on the group's orders. The court also imposed a suspended sentence and a NIS 25,000 fine. His actions were motivated by revenge, and authorities are considering revoking his citizenship.
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- Shahada Abu al-Qi'an received a 24.5-year prison sentence for aiding a Gaza terror group.
- He provided intelligence on Israeli targets and enlisted in the IDF for the organization.
- The court also imposed a suspended sentence and a NIS 25,000 fine.
- Abu al-Qi'an's actions were motivated by revenge against Israel.
- Authorities are considering revoking his citizenship.
- He was convicted as part of a plea agreement for multiple offenses.
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