Professor Accused of Mass Murder Plot Refuses Psychiatric Evaluation
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Mathematics professor Shahar Nevo, accused of planning to murder hundreds of Arabs, refused a psychiatric evaluation in court on Thursday. Nevo claimed he was functioning normally and suggested others, including Moshe Feiglin, were more extreme. The judge ruled against ordering an evaluation, citing Nevo's rational demeanor.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Professor Shahar Nevo, accused of planning mass murder, refused a psychiatric evaluation.
- Nevo claimed he was functioning normally and that others, like Moshe Feiglin, were more extreme.
- The judge decided against a psychiatric evaluation, noting Nevo's rational conduct.
- Nevo stated only the first page of his 20-page plan had been published.
- He suggested Moshe Feiglin and Uri Melamed should be facing him in court.
Shahar Nevo, a mathematics professor accused of planning to murder hundreds of Arabs, insisted in court on Thursday that he does not require a psychiatric evaluation. During a hearing, Nevo stated that two other individuals, Moshe Feiglin and Uri Melamed, whom he described as the most extreme right-wing figures, should be the ones facing him in court. Nevo also claimed that only the first page of his 20-page plan, which he believes portrays him as initiating a war against the Israeli people, had been published, and requested that the remaining pages be released. He asserted that he was functioning normally as a university professor while developing the plan and that he is "perfectly fine" and does not need a psychiatrist. The judge decided not to order a psychiatric evaluation against Nevo's will, noting that he conducted himself in a "logical and rational manner."
