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Israeli Supreme Court Upholds Seizure of Funds Suspected of Terror Financing
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By איתמר לוין
What happened
Israel's Supreme Court approved the seizure of 65,000 shekels from Omar Attia, ruling that classified intelligence provided sufficient grounds to suspect the funds were linked to terror offenses and arms dealing, even without proving a direct connection to specific crimes.
- 01Supreme Court approved seizure of 65,000 shekels.
- 02Funds suspected of terror financing and arms dealing.
- 03Direct link to crimes not required for seizure.
- 04Court reviewed classified intelligence.
- 05Defendant's appeals were rejected.
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