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Israeli authorities seek to revoke citizenship of two prisoners
The Israeli Public Prosecutor's Office submitted an unprecedented request to the court to revoke the citizenship of two prisoners convicted of spying for Hamas, based on a decision by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who holds the authority of the Interior Minister, and with the approval of the government's legal adviser. The prisoners, Rani Ouf and Shadi Ayyadi from the northern part of the country, were sentenced in 2024 to actual imprisonment of 11 and 5.5 years respectively, on charges of aiding the enemy, collaborating with a foreign agent, and damaging the infrastructure of the Cellecom company during the war, aiming to harm national security after their attempts to paralyze key communication systems. This move is part of Israel’s efforts to confront activities related to espionage with Palestinian factions, and it marks the first such request to strip citizenship from prisoners on such charges.
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