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Israeli Court Sentences Driver to Six Years for Fatal 2019 Crash Killing Mother and Infant

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First reported by Walla · Aug 3, 2026

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An Israeli court sentenced Tarek Kurd to six years for a 2019 crash that killed a mother and her infant daughter, sparking outrage from the victims' family who demand a harsher sentence. The court also imposed a 15-year driving ban and compensation. The prosecution plans to appeal the verdict.

01Tarek Kurd sentenced to six years for 2019 fatal crash killing mother and infant.
02Victims’ family condemns sentence as too lenient and demands appeal.
03Court rejected defense claims of mental illness and vehicle malfunction.
04Kurd was driving 140-145 km/h during a test drive when the crash occurred.
05Prosecution sought 15 years, citing reckless driving and full responsibility.
06Court also imposed 15-year driving ban and ordered compensation to family.

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