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Israel Considers Death Penalty for Terrorist in Benjamin Attack
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By יערה שפירא
First reported by Now 14 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israel's political leadership is considering the death penalty for the terrorist who murdered Natanel Sharon in the Benjamin region. The Security Cabinet discussed the possibility, with the National Security Minister advocating for its application, and a follow-up discussion with the Military Advocate General is planned.
- 01Israel's political leadership to review death penalty for terrorist.
- 02Natanel Sharon was killed in a shooting attack near Neve Tzuf.
- 03National Security Minister proposed applying the death penalty.
- 04Prime Minister Netanyahu requested professional opinions on the matter.
- 05The terrorist was captured alive after a manhunt.
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Kan NewsCenter · Hebrew24 minutes ago
Israel Considers Death Penalty for Terrorist in Benjamin Attack
i24NEWSCenter · Hebrew1 hour ago
Israel Cabinet Debates Death Penalty for Terrorists After Deadly Shooting
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