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Jerusalem Court Convicts Terrorist Who Tried to Murder Soldier to Become Martyr Adnan Qariy was convicted by the Jerusalem District Court for attempting to stab an Israeli soldier in December 2024, motivated by nationalist ideology to become a martyr. The court dismissed claims of coercion and mental distress, confirming his confession was voluntary and ideological.
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What happened 01 Adnan Qariy convicted for attempted murder of Israeli soldier in Jerusalem, December 2024. 02 He tried to stab the soldier with a 13 cm knife while shouting extremist slogans. 03 The soldier fired warning shots and then neutralized Qariy with gunfire. 04 Qariy claimed mental distress but later admitted nationalist motives to become a martyr. 05 Court ruled confession was voluntary and rejected defense's mental health claims. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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