Israeli Prison Service Tightens Security Measures for Yigal Amir, Rabin's Assassin
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By חדשות סרוגים
What happened
The Israeli Prison Service has increased security restrictions on Yigal Amir, requiring him to be shackled by both hands and feet outside his cell. Activists opposing Amir's release removed pro-Amir signs at the Hemed Interchange and replaced them with a message condemning Jewish terrorism, leading to confrontations.
- 01Israeli Prison Service tightens security on Yigal Amir, adding leg shackles outside his cell.
- 02Signs calling for Amir's release were posted at Hemed Interchange following the decision.
- 03Activist Yaya Pink removed pro-Amir signs and replaced them with an anti-terrorism message.
- 04Pink reported clashes with Amir supporters during the sign removal.
- 05Pink cited the November 4, 1995 assassination as a lasting lesson against extremism.
- 06The new sign reads: 'We will not forget and we will not forgive, 4.11.95. Jewish terror is not my Judaism.'
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