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Ben-Gvir Demands Death Penalty for Terrorist in First Test Case
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By דפנה ליאל
First reported by N12 · 58 minutes ago
What happened
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is pushing to apply the death penalty law for the first time to a Hamas terrorist captured alive after a deadly attack near Neve Tzuf. The law's implementation faces potential legal challenges, with a petition already pending before the High Court of Justice.
- 01Ben-Gvir demands death penalty for terrorist captured alive.
- 02This is the first potential test case for the death penalty law.
- 03Netanyahu supports further discussion on implementing the law.
- 04Military courts, not government, initiate the process.
- 05A petition against the law is pending before the High Court.
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