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Negotiations Underway for Israeli Man Sentenced to Death in Iraq
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 1 day ago
What happened
An Israeli man, Binyamin Ben Limor (Hassin), sentenced to death in Iraq for killing a taxi driver in 2014, may soon be released. Negotiations are reportedly progressing after the victim's family agreed to accept blood money, and religious community representatives are working towards his freedom.
- 01Israeli man sentenced to death in Iraq may be released soon.
- 02He was convicted of killing a taxi driver who threatened to report him to ISIS.
- 03Negotiations involve the victim's family accepting blood money.
- 04Religious community representatives are involved in securing his release.
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