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State Appeals Sentence for Man Convicted of Inciting Parents to Sexually Abuse Children
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First reported by NEWSru Israel · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israel's State Prosecutor's Office is appealing the 17-year sentence given to Uri Alfi, who was convicted of inciting fathers to sexually abuse their children. The prosecution seeks a harsher penalty, citing the extreme severity and unprecedented nature of the crimes.
- 01Prosecution appeals sentence for Uri Alfi, convicted of inciting child sexual abuse.
- 02Alfi was sentenced to 17 years for crimes involving 11 counts and 10 victims.
- 03The appeal argues the sentence is too lenient for the severity and nature of offenses.
- 04Alfi manipulated fathers into abusing their children, sometimes via video call.
- 05Convictions include rape, indecent acts, extortion, and child exploitation charges.
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