Bedouin Man Sentenced to 24 Years for Spying for Gaza Terror Group While in IDF
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Shahadeh Abu Alqian, an Israeli Bedouin man, was sentenced to 24 and a half years in prison for spying for a Gaza-based terrorist group while enlisted in the IDF. He stole an IDF weapon and transferred it to the West Bank, and provided intelligence on military sites. Abu Alqian was arrested eight days after enlisting in the army. Prosecutors noted the terrorist group's involvement in the Bibas family murders.
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- Shahadeh Abu Alqian sentenced to 24.5 years for spying for Gaza terror group while in IDF.
- He stole an IDF weapon and transferred it to the West Bank for the terrorist organization.
- Abu Alqian enlisted in the IDF to gather intelligence on military bases and soldiers.
- He was arrested eight days after enlisting in the army.
- The terrorist group he aided was linked to the Bibas family murders.
- Abu Alqian also received a 25,000 shekel fine and faces potential citizenship revocation.
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