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Canadian-Israeli Man Spared Death Penalty in Iraq After 11 Years
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By רועי קייס, רועי קייס
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 3 hours ago
What happened
Ben Hassin, a dual Canadian-Israeli citizen, has been released from prison in Iraqi Kurdistan after 11 years, having been spared execution due to a reconciliation agreement with the victim's family.
- 01Canadian-Israeli dual citizen Ben Hassin released from Iraqi prison.
- 02He spent 11 years incarcerated after a fatal dispute.
- 03His death sentence was commuted following a reconciliation agreement.
- 04International efforts and financial contributions secured his release.
- 05Hassin is expected to arrive in Israel soon.
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