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Israeli Court Sentences Man for Repeatedly Violating Anti-Organized Crime Restrictions
In Israel, Baha Jaber received a 21-month prison sentence for violating court orders restricting his activities related to organized crime. The Hadera Magistrate's Court found him guilty of three breaches, including using a prohibited car and phone.
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What happened
- 01Baha Jaber was sentenced to 21 months in prison for violating court-ordered anti-crime restrictions.
- 02The violations included driving a car and using a phone against court orders.
- 03This is the first conviction under a new Israeli law enacted in December 2024.
- 04The law allows preventive restrictions to combat serious organized crime.
- 05Violating such orders can lead to up to four years imprisonment.
This is the first conviction under a new law passed in December 2024 to combat serious organized crime, with potential penalties of up to four years imprisonment for violations.
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