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Military Prosecution Delays Stall Trials of October 7 Attack Suspects in Israel

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First reported by Kan News · 3 hours ago

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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.

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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