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Israeli lecturer faces attack plot charges
The Israeli Public Prosecutor's Office has charged a lecturer at Bar-Ilan University with planning over more than three years to carry out extensive terrorist attacks targeting hundreds of Arab citizens inside Israel, the West Bank, and Jerusalem, aiming to kill a large number of them and force their departure from the region abroad. According to the indictment, the defendant devised a plan called "Ayt," which included forming 12 cells consisting of 72 armed individuals with various weapons, executing surprise attacks, and using military support from within the Israeli army, including shelling of Arab residential areas. The plan also involved killing women and children, launching simultaneous operations across social media networks to encourage Arabs to leave Israel and the Palestinian territories, and recruiting supporters. He also communicated with politicians such as Moshé Fogelin, exploiting electoral circumstances to blackmail politicians and persuade them to assist in executing his plan. He was arrested after developing and documenting the plan, with measures taken to conceal his identity and prevent exposure of his activities. The charges involve serious security violations, and he is being held in custody pending the completion of judicial procedures.
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