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I’m not sure how the Israeli government allows these settlement and then expects them not to result in murder on both sides. Forced racial integration has never worked once, in all of human history. It always results in mass death.
It’s interesting that this verdict comes down as Israeli soldiers are in the process of clearing out land in the West Bank for Jewish settlers to move in.
A Jewish settler was found guilty of racially motivated murder by an Israeli court on Monday in a 2015 arson attack that killed a Palestinian couple and their baby in the occupied West Bank.
The deaths of 18-month-old Ali Dawabsheh and his parents, Saad and Riham, contributed to a surge of Israeli-Palestinian violence after U.S.-sponsored peace talks stalled in 2014.
The ensuing investigation and prosecution of Amiram Ben-Uliel also laid bare fissures within Israeli society, with some ultra-nationalists challenging the state’s handling of Jewish suspects.
Israel’s Shin Bet counter-terrorism agency hailed the verdict handed down by Lod District Court, which carries a potential life prison term, as a “landmark”.
Ben-Uliel, 25, plans a Supreme Court appeal. His lawyer said Shin Bet interrogators had extracted a false confessions from him.
Israeli prosecutors said Ben-Uliel firebombed the Dawabsheh family home and another dwelling in Duma village after spray-painting “Revenge” and “Long Live King Messiah” on their walls.
He was acquitted of a charge of belonging to a terrorist organisation.
Clutching a Jewish holy book, Ben-Uliel sat slumped in the dock as the verdict was read out. Israeli media quoted his wife, Orianne, as saying he was with her on the night of the Duma attack and was innocent.
“It was pretty clear Amiram would be convicted for acts he confessed to but did not commit,” defence lawyer Itzhak Bam told reporters, describing conditions under which the Shin Bet had interrogated Ben-Uliel as “a serious violation of his rights”.
The Shin Bet issued a statement that defended its methods as lawful and hailed the verdict as “an important landmark in the struggle against Jewish terrorism”.
I’m glad Israeli authorities are dealing with the struggle against Jewish terrorism.
I only wish that American authorities would do the same.
