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Israel's Supreme Court, in Jerusalem. Photo: WikiCommons.
Ynet – Two Jewish settlers who admitted to setting fire to vehicles in the Palestinian village of Far’ata in the West Bank signed a plea bargain Sunday that will see them serving 30 months in prison.
The prosecution said that in light of the fact that the two men, Yehuda Landsberg and Yehuda Sabir, took responsibility for their actions, the two should receive “the minimum sentence” for their crime.
