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Military Prosecution Delays Stall Trials of October 7 Attack Suspects in Israel
Israel's military prosecution is delayed in starting trials against suspects of the October 7 massacre due to unfilled prosecutor positions, despite budget approval. Officials warn delays could harm evidence integrity, while lawmakers push for swift action and accountability.
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- 01Military prosecution delays trials of October 7 massacre suspects due to unfilled prosecutor roles.
- 02Recent budget was allocated but employment terms for prosecutors remain unsettled.
- 03Delays risk compromising evidence integrity, warns senior military prosecutor.
- 04IDF assigned six officers to roles; civilian prosecutor hiring still under negotiation.
- 05Military prosecution seeks death penalty sentences, expecting Supreme Court review.
- 06Knesset members Rothman and Malinovsky demand urgent progress and plan committee hearing.
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