Ben Gvir raises death penalty issue after Neve Tzuf attack — Jerusalem Post
In Israel, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir raised the possibility of applying the death penalty to a person whom the Jerusalem Post describes as responsible for the attack in Neve Tzuf during a security meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Meeting before Yom Kippur
According to the publication, the meeting was held on Sunday, two hours before the start of Yom Kippur. Netanyahu, the publication reports, convened it in response to the security situation in the West Bank after the attack that occurred the same day.
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Discussion of the death penalty
Ben Gvir raised the issue of the death penalty during the meeting with the prime minister devoted to the security situation in the West Bank. The brief report does not name the person in question and does not provide details of the attack itself or possible further decisions. The Jerusalem Post marked the report as being updated.
