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His wife Shahar described to the judge how their happy day turned into a traumatic event. "It is about the event of our marriage proposal, an event that we have waited for and dreamed about all our lives. This event, instead of being remembered forever as the happiest event in our lives, will be remembered as a trauma."
His wife Shahar described to the judge how their happy day turned into a traumatic event. "It is about the event of our marriage proposal, an event that we have waited for and dreamed about all our lives. This event, instead of being remembered forever as the happiest event in our lives, will be remembered as a trauma."
Shahar later said that the two carry the consequences with them to this day. "Things we did not experience before the incident, fear and threat that we are experiencing. From this is also our request that the defendants in our case be punished to the maximum extent. There are also some of the attackers who have not been arrested to this day. We seek to deter them and others like them, so that they understand that this is something that does not pay off for them. We will be happy That the court will take into account what we experienced and exhaust the law with them."</font></blockquote></ref>
Shahar later said that the two carry the consequences with them to this day. "Things we did not experience before the incident, fear and threat that we are experiencing. From this is also our request that the defendants in our case be punished to the maximum extent. There are also some of the attackers who have not been arrested to this day. We seek to deter them and others like them, so that they understand that this is something that does not pay off for them. We will be happy That the court will take into account what we experienced and exhaust the law with them."</font></blockquote></ref>
* May 11, 2021, Arab Bedouin, Abdel Aziz Amrani attacked a Jew, on "a racial basis and out of a nationalist-ideological motive.<ref>Itamar Cohen, [https://all-world.news/150308/ Attacked only due to being Jewish: 9 years of actual imprisonment for a Bedouin who took part in a lynching in the 'Guardian of the Walls'], All-Word-News, 14th of Tammuz 5782, 13.07.2022.<blockquote><font size=1>
The district court in Bashkortostan accepted the position of the prosecutor's office and sentenced the accused to 9 years in prison, who took part in the lynching of an Israeli citizen on a racial basis and out of a nationalist-ideological motive during the "Guardian of the Walls" operation.
The district court ruled that the appropriate punitive response to the severity of the accused's actions, which were carried out out of nationalist, ideological motives and harm to the complainant and his property, just because he is Jewish, should be stricter and express the purpose of the provisions of the Anti-Terrorism Law, which is a significant worsening of the fight against terrorism in all its aspects.
The attorney's office stated: The court accepted the attorney's office's position and sent a clear message expressing its disgust with the defendant's actions and that the punishment of those who commit racially motivated hate crimes and act against civilians and the security forces should be harsher, especially during tense and sensitive periods and certainly during a military operation. The accused, an Israeli citizen, seriously injured the complainant only because he was Jewish and we hope that the sentence will deter those who seek to harm the delicate fabric of relations between the various religions and denominations in the State of Israel.
The accused, Abdel Aziz Amrani, 21 years old from the Bedouin diaspora, together with others, participated in the riots on Route 25, at the entrance to the settlement of Segev Shalom, which occurred as part of a wave of disturbances and violent riots throughout the country, on a nationalist-racist background, during Operation "Guardian of the Walls" . The accused, violating conditions of full house arrest, equipped himself with a cloth machine gun.. and gloves, and when he was masked, he took part along with others in disturbances, which included throwing stones at Jewish vehicles, police cars, blocking roads with burning tires and more. On May 11, 2021, out of a nationalist-ideological motive and during his participation in the riots, the accused, along with others, threw stones at the car of a Jewish driver who happened to be at the scene of the riot. The driver, asking to be spared him, shouted that he was an Arab, but the crowd, including the accused, attacked him, took him out of his vehicle and threw him to the ground. He was beaten on the head, back and ribs with their hands, with kicks and clubs, stones were thrown at him, shouting to slaughter him because he was Jewish and his car was smashed by the accused and the crowd. The victim of the offense was rescued from the scene by police forces, who had to use stun grenades, in order to keep the crowd away from him.
As part of the case management, the accused admitted to committing the acts, but denied that it was an act of terrorism. The district court rejected the claim, and convicted the defendant of committing a terrorist act of aggravated malicious wounding according to the Anti-Terrorism Law, the offenses of throwing or shooting a stone or other object at a means of transport, intentionally damaging a racially motivated vehicle, rioting and violating a legal order.</font></blockquote></ref><ref>[https://www.inn.co.il/flashes/877844 9 years in prison for a Bedouin who participated in a lynching during Operation "Guardian of the Walls"], ''INN'', 07/13/22.<blockquote><font size=1>
The Beer Sheva District Court accepted the position of the prosecutor's office and sentenced Abdel Aziz Amrani, a 21-year-old from the Bedouin diaspora, to 9 years in prison, who took part in the lynching of an Israeli citizen during the "Guardian of the Walls" operation. In addition, he was sentenced to a suspended sentence and compensation in the amount of NIS 100,000 to the victim of the crime.
The accused admitted to committing the acts, but denied that it was an act of terrorism. The district court rejected the claim, and convicted the defendant of committing a terrorist act of aggravated malicious wounding according to the Anti-Terrorism Law, the offenses of throwing or shooting a stone or other object at a means of transport, intentionally damaging a racially motivated vehicle, rioting and violating a legal order.</font></blockquote></ref>