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Is murder illegal in Israel by the IDF? Let me ask that another. If a member of the IDF murders an Arab, is it a crime?
In this case the murder gets paid continuously and gets compensated for his troubles. I didn't believe it either, even after reading it TWICE.
Military court orders IDF to pay NIS 8,000 to soldier acquitted of murder of Palestinian
By Hanan Greenberg
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An Israel Defense Forces soldier who was indicted for murdering a Palestinian civilian will receive NIS 8,000 (USD 1778) in compensations from the army, a military court ruled Sunday. Staff Sergeant N was arrested in the summer of 2004 following information received by Military Police that he persuaded a fellow soldier to shoot a Palestinian civilian. The incident occurred in 2003 when the two soldiers were manning the Philadelphi route that lies on the border between Egypt and the Gaza Strip.
The Palestinian who was fixing a television antenna on the roof of his house died in the incident. The prosecution accused both soldiers of murder, the most serious offense attributed to IDF soldiers over the past five years of fighting in the territories.
The military agreed to extend the remand of N and his friend until the end of the trial. The two soldiers were found guilty and sentenced to 10 years of imprisonment. The soldier's lawyers demanded that he be released to house arrest, arguing that testimonies given by three soldiers against the defendant are insincere and therefore unreliable. Military judges seemed to support the same view, claiming they were under the impression that one of the testifying soldiers was lying and deliberately trying to incriminate the defendant.
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Bored, fun and frolics. See if you can hit that wog up the pole. What, another dead wog. Bother, it'll be alright just don't forget to explain the ammo. Bet he shot himself.:)
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N returned to the IDF and was drafted to permanent service in a fighting unit. Upon his return to service he attempted to get compensation from the military for the time he had spent in jail and the distress that he had gone through.
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A military judicial panel headed by Lieutenant Colonel Orli Markman noted that N is an excellent fighter and ruled that had suffered from mental strain during the trial
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Ye, he was first class. An excellent KILLER. Give him his bounty.