The Acre Magistrate's Court extended the detention of Avi Avukrat, who is suspected of threatening Deputy President of the Northern District Magistrate's Court, Judge Donya Nassar. Police allege he sent a series of threats to the judge. Avukrat denies the allegations, saying he was protesting the proceedings and sought to retrieve exhibits for an appeal.
On Sunday, the Acre Magistrate's Court extended the detention of Avi Avukrat, who is suspected of threatening Judge Donya Nassar, Deputy President of the Northern District Magistrate's Court. Police allege Avukrat sent a series of threats to the judge. The suspect denies the allegations, claiming he was protesting the court's handling of his case and sought to retrieve exhibits for an appeal. The case adds to a pattern of threats against judicial officials in Israel, as The Zioneer has reported in previous bulletins covering similar incidents in Nof HaGalil, Hadera, and elsewhere.
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