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Israel prepares special Jerusalem court for Oct. 7 attackers, first indictments expected soon
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50% centerFirst reported by Arutz Sheva · Jun 17, 2026
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Israel is establishing a special court complex in Atarot, Jerusalem, to try Oct. 7 attackers and others involved in the massacre and hostage-taking. First indictments are expected within months, and the legal framework includes public hearings, possible death sentences, and no future release for life-sentenced convicts in swaps.
- 01A special Oct. 7 court is planned for a 40-dunam complex in Atarot, Jerusalem.
- 02First indictments are expected in the coming months.
- 03More than 500 suspects may eventually be tried.
- 04The Knesset approved the tribunal law 93-0.
- 05The law allows public hearings, live broadcasts, and possible death sentences.
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