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Tennessee Man Gets 17.5 Years for Hezbollah Plot and Arson

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Tennessee Man Gets 17.5 Years for Hezbollah Plot and Arson

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Reagan Derby Frater, a 28-year-old Tennessee resident, received a 17.5-year prison sentence for attempting to help Hezbollah target Israelis and for a racially motivated arson. In 2019, Frater sent personal details of over 35,000 individuals linked to the Israeli government to a suspected Hezbollah operative. He also set fire to a research center using napalm and admitted white supremacist motives.

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  • Reagan Derby Frater was sentenced to 17.5 years for aiding Hezbollah and arson.
  • Frater sent details of over 35,000 Israelis to a suspected Hezbollah operative.
  • He allegedly urged the operative to 'Start the hunt' for Israelis.
  • Frater also committed a racially motivated arson at a Tennessee research center.
  • He admitted his arson was driven by white supremacist motives.
Tennessee Man Gets 17.5 Years for Hezbollah Plot and Arson
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