
AI-generated summary
In recent years, especially during the Netanyahu government, Israel has tightened its policies towards Arab and Muslim communities and deepened the crisis of trust among these communities. Security measures have been increased within the scope of the fight against terrorism, but internal social tensions have also increased.
Israel is shaken by a bloody terrorist plan devised by a university professor.
Israeli media wrote that a 60-year-old mathematics professor named Shahar Nevo, who works at Bar Ilan University, was arrested on the grounds that he was planning a major terrorist attack against Israeli Arabs.
In the prosecutor's indictment, it was stated that the professor planned to establish a 72-person terrorist team and carry out simultaneous terrorist attacks in 12 locations in Israel, East Jerusalem and the West Bank. It was stated that Nevo intended to kill 600 to 700 people, including children.
HE WAS PLANNING FOR 3 YEARS
It was stated that Nevo wanted to enable Israeli Arabs to escape to Jordan, Lebanon and the Gaza Strip, but could not find an accomplice.
It is also among the information received that Professor Nevo, who is stated to have been working on the plan for more than 3 years, rejected his lawyer's defense that he was "mentally unstable".
Israeli Arab politicians argued that Nevo's plan emerged due to the anti-Arab and anti-Muslim rhetoric of senior figures in the Netanyahu government.
HE BLACKMAILED THE POLITICIAN
It was revealed that Nevo wanted to include a far-right parliamentary candidate in the plan, and when his request was rejected, he started blackmailing him and was detained last month.
The Israeli opposition reacted to the Israeli intelligence's refusal to investigate the incident despite the terrorist attack plan and the transfer of the file to the police.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Israeli court will open its case on terrorism charges against Shahar Nevo and reconsider the initial arrest decision.
Likely · Within weeks
The Israeli Arab community may organize protests due to security concerns and social reaction to this incident.
Possible · Within days
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