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Nova Festival Sound System Theft: Final Conviction Delivers Over Two-Year Sentence
Three years after the October 7th attacks, an Israeli court sentenced Sun Tevel to over two years in prison for stealing sound equipment from Matan Lior, who was killed at the Nova festival.
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What happened
- 01Sun Tevel was sentenced to over two years for stealing equipment from Matan Lior, killed at the Nova festival.
- 02Ram Shahin received a seven-year sentence for aggravated theft and fraud related to the same incident.
- 03Daniel Hasson was sentenced to 40 months in prison for complicity in the theft.
- 04The stolen sound system and generator were valued at approximately 2 million shekels.
- 05The defendants visited the victim's parents during their mourning and joined searches for the stolen gear.
- 06The judge decried the defendants' actions as "unprecedented moral baseness" during a national tragedy.
Tevel and two accomplices, Ram Shahin and Daniel Hasson, were convicted of theft and related charges, with Shahin receiving a seven-year sentence. The stolen equipment was valued at 2 million shekels. The judge condemned the defendants' "moral baseness" for profiting from the tragedy, and the case is now closed.
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