Ben-Gvir Urges Death Penalty for Terrorists Following West Bank Attack
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By כיכר השבת, יוני גבאי
First reported by Now 14 · 8 hours ago
What happened
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir pushed for the death penalty for terrorists in a pre-Yom Kippur meeting, citing a recent murder as a case fitting the criteria of a law passed in March. Prime Minister Netanyahu showed interest, and the IDF indicated no operational objections, leading to a planned follow-up meeting.
- 01Ben-Gvir urged death penalty for terrorists after a recent murder.
- 02The case reportedly meets criteria for a law passed in March.
- 03Netanyahu expressed interest in implementing the death penalty.
- 04IDF representatives stated no operational objections to the law.
- 05A follow-up meeting on the law's implementation is scheduled.
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