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Zionist Justice:
A Disturbed Palestinian Man Sentenced to 33 Months in Prison for Faxing a Threat to Netanyahu!
Palestinian From Hebron Sentenced To Three Years For Faxing Death Threat To Netanyahu
Thursday February 11, 2010 02:53 by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC & Agencies
Israeli Ynet News reported Wednesday that a Palestinian man from the
southern West bank city of Hebron was sentenced to three years for
sending a fax to Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, threatening
to kill him.
The Palestinian was identified as Amin Amro, 32.
The court decided on Wednesday to send him to jail for 33 months.
The Ynet said that Amro was also convicted of attempted assault as
he reportedly arrived at the Gush Etzion junction while carrying a
knife. The prosecution claims he intended to stab Israelis.
The
death threat conviction against Amro states that he sent a fax in 2009
to the office of Netanyahu. The fax was sent from a public library and
states that Netanyahu will be killed within few days.
The
Palestinian man did not try to conceal his identity and signed the fax
using his real name and also included his identity card number in the
fax.
After sending the fax, the man went to the Gush Etzion
junction carrying a 10-centimeter knife, and turned himself in to the
soldiers.
His lawyer said that
Amro faced 23 criminal charges, the Ynet added, and that the charges include hurling a Molotov cocktail and stones at the Israeli army. One of the charges was entering Israel illegally.
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