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Supreme Court Increases Sentences for Attackers of Lawyer Ronen Ben Tzvi
Israel's Supreme Court has increased the prison sentences for a father and son who brutally attacked lawyer Ronen Ben Tzvi in Jaffa. The son's sentence rose from four to over six years, and the father's from two to three years. The attack in July 2025 left Ben Tzvi with severe brain damage and total dependency.
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What happened
- 01The Supreme Court increased sentences for a father and son who attacked lawyer Ronen Ben Tzvi.
- 02The son's sentence increased from 4 to 6 years and 8 months; the father's from 2 to 3 years.
- 03The attack in July 2025 left Ben Tzvi with severe brain damage and total dependence.
- 04Justice Noam Sohlberg condemned the "wild violence" and called for zero tolerance.
- 05The attackers also obstructed the investigation and attempted to influence witnesses.
- 06Ben Tzvi's brother stated the attack devastated his life and criticized the police investigation.
The court cited the "wild violence" and the need for zero tolerance for such acts.
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