Journalist Li Ayesh reports that a severe indictment was filed against an Israeli from East Jerusalem for selling a weapon to the terrorist who planned to assassinate Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. The indictment is the latest court action in the case, first reported by The Zioneer earlier this evening.
Journalist Li Ayesh reports that a severe indictment has been filed against an Israeli from East Jerusalem for selling a weapon to a terrorist who planned to assassinate Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. The report, published on Saturday evening, adds the label 'severe' to the charges, though the specific count and legal details have not yet been disclosed. The case was first reported by The Zioneer earlier tonight, which identified the would-be assassin as a Hamas operative released in the hostage deal, and the suspect as an East Jerusalem resident who allegedly sold him an M16 rifle.
2 developments
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- StrongBen-Gvir thanks police for arresting east Jerusalem terrorist who threatened to kill him
- StrongThree Israeli Arabs charged with selling weapons to Kokhav Ya'ir attacker
- DevelopingBen Gvir gives Netanyahu ultimatum: Dismiss Attorney General as condition for government
Source and signal
- Open-source intake