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Netanyahu Calls for Death Penalty Implementation for Terrorists
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By אברהם פריינד
First reported by Walla · 14 hours ago
What happened
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly called for the immediate implementation of the death penalty for terrorists, specifically in the case of the attacker who murdered Natanel Shokron. His statement, made during a condolence call, aligns with calls from right-wing lawmakers and is expected to intensify pressure on the justice system.
- 01Netanyahu supports executing terrorists under existing law.
- 02The statement followed a condolence call to a victim's family.
- 03A deportation law for terrorists has not yet been implemented.
- 04Likud lawmakers will push for the death penalty's application.
- 05National Security Minister Ben-Gvir praised Netanyahu's stance.
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