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Supreme Court Upholds Sentence for Jewel Heist Perpetrators
The Israeli Supreme Court has added a year to the sentences of individuals who used a bulldozer to rob a jewelry store in Kfar Mandi, stealing nearly two million shekels worth of items.
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- 01Supreme Court added a year to sentences for a bulldozer jewelry store heist.
- 02The heist in Kfar Mandi involved stealing nearly two million shekels in jewelry.
- 03Perpetrators must pay 30,000 shekels each in compensation to the victim.
- 04The court stressed harsher penalties for violent crimes to protect the public.
The court also ordered each perpetrator to pay 30,000 shekels in compensation to the victim, emphasizing the need for severe penalties despite the recovery of the stolen goods.
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