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Israeli Professor Accused of Terror Plot Refuses Psychiatric Exam
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Bar-Ilan University professor Shahar Nevo, accused of plotting mass terror attacks against Arabs, refused a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation on Sunday, asserting his mental soundness. The Central District Court in Lod sided with Nevo, declining to compel the examination. Nevo faces charges related to an alleged plan to kill hundreds of Arabs, which he claims is misrepresented by the partial release of his documents. He also named two public figures he believes should be prosecuted instead.
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- Professor Shahar Nevo, accused of plotting terror attacks, insisted he is mentally sound and refused a psychiatric evaluation.
- The Central District Court in Lod ruled against ordering a psychiatric exam for Nevo against his wishes.
- Nevo faces charges for an alleged plot to kill hundreds of Arab Israelis and Palestinians.
- He claimed only the first page of his 20-page plan was published, creating a misleading impression.
- Nevo suggested Moshe Feiglin and Ori Melamed should face prosecution before him.
- His defense attorneys acknowledged evidence but argued for a more moderate interpretation of the facts.
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