Israeli Prosecution Seeks Citizenship Revocation for Security Prisoners Aiding Hamas
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel's prosecution requests citizenship revocation for two prisoners convicted of aiding Hamas by planning to sabotage Cellcom's systems during conflict, following Prime Minister Netanyahu's directive.
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- Israeli prosecution seeks to revoke citizenship of two prisoners aiding Hamas.
- Rani Of and Shadi Aidi convicted of conspiracy and providing information to harm state security.
- Both worked at Cellcom and planned to disable its systems during wartime.
- Request follows Prime Minister Netanyahu's order, who is also Interior Minister.
- Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara approved the citizenship revocation request.
The Israeli State Prosecution has filed a precedent-setting request with the Central District Court to revoke the citizenship of two security prisoners convicted of aiding the enemy. The prisoners, Rani Of and Shadi Aidi, were found guilty of conspiracy to assist an enemy during wartime and providing information to harm state security. Both worked at the telecommunications company Cellcom and engaged in activities aimed at disabling the company’s computer and information systems during a war or military operation to support Hamas. This citizenship revocation request was submitted following a directive from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who also serves as Interior Minister, and was approved by the Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.
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