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Seriously? Did you read the article? Terrorism?This is definitely terrorism
The suspect has been detained on house arrest for suspicion of what, in the US, is a homicide charge. We have people in this country charge with homicide charges who get bail and/or house arrest all the time.NYT says "arrested" in headline but conveniently skips the part where the Israeli (who is an illegal, BTW) hasn't been charged. He's back at home and look at what the crime in question is. Fkn ridiculous. This is what an Apartheid state looks like.
I don’t know the Israeli system well enough to know what constitutes a formal charge, but I doubt this guy is on house arrest without some sort of legal process.
Actually sounds like the exact type of crime he’d be charged with in the US for this type of conduct - shooting a weapon in a random direction to try to frighten off people who were throwing stones at him.The Israeli police said Yinon Levi was the suspect in the shooting and was detained on suspicion of “reckless conduct resulting in death and unlawful use of a firearm.” Mr. Levi owns a farm, an illegal settlement near the southern West Bank city of Hebron. An Israeli judge released Mr. Levi on house arrest on Tuesday, according to Avichai Hajbi, his lawyer.
Oddly the detainee’s conduct of shooting randomly off into the air undercuts his claim of self-defense “fear for his life”, he’d have had a better claim fear of imminent harm (in the US, at least), if he’d shot those who were throwing stones at him.
I don’t know enough to know if the shooter was a legal graded developer, or an illegal Israeli settler, but I don’t think it matters either way to claims of self defense, again, I assert my ignorance of Israeli self-defense law.