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Urgent: A dangerous and alarming development requiring immediate action before disaster strikes! The Knesset's National Security Committee approved a bill tonight to impose the death penalty on prisoners, paving the way for its second and third readings. The proposal stipulates: • Mandatory imposition of the death penalty without requiring... show more

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