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Ben Gvir Demands Death Penalty for Terrorist in Shakron Murder
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir is demanding the death penalty for Kadri Samara, accused of murdering Netanel Shakron in a shooting attack on September 20. Ben Gvir has asked the Military Advocate General why an indictment has not yet been filed, arguing that delays reward terrorism.
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What happened
- 01National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir demands death penalty for terrorist Kadri Samara.
- 02Samara is accused of murdering Netanel Shakron in a shooting attack on September 20.
- 03Ben Gvir questioned the delay in filing an indictment against Samara with the Military Advocate General.
- 04The minister stated that delays in legal proceedings reward terrorism and undermine deterrence.
- 05Ben Gvir wants Samara's case to be the first to apply the death penalty law for terrorists.
- 06Netanel Shakron was a resident of Alei Zahav and is survived by his wife and six children.
Shakron was killed near Neve Tzuf, leaving a wife and six children. Samara was arrested days later and Ben Gvir wants this case to be the first to apply the death penalty law for terrorists.
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