The Status Quo in the context of the situation concerning the Temple Mount.
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Also on Thursday, the PM met again with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and members of his Cabinet, for the signing of agreements and memoranda of understanding (MOUs).
In view of the complicated circumstances, why would the court not credit the exculpating evidence?
By Donny Fuchs
Even if Elor Azaria is pardoned, the shame of the verdict, of the Bolshevik investigation and kangaroo court which tarred and feathered him from day one, these will never be erased.
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'In the end of the day, the soldier shot a terrorist who came to kill and was a dangerous enemy combatant.'
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Knesset Committee Chairman MK David Bitan (Likud) posted an online petition calling on President Reuven Rivlin to pardon Azaria.
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Hundreds of protesters confronted police outside the court session, some of whom cried slogans accusing the court of picking up the knife from the ground and returning it to the terrorists.
Live feed from the IDF court.
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"The court will rule on the severity of his action," says the subheadline on the cover, "but there's no doubt that the single bullet he shot at the terrorist ignited the stormiest debate in Israel's society this year."
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The man who commanded the Hebron region at one point said there should not have been a military police investigation of the case, nor a consequent involvement of the military prosecution, and certainly no trial.
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The contradiction between the two expert opinions could result in changing the indictment, but not necessarily in an acquittal.
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The case for both an acquittal and a mistrial appears strong, so that there's little doubt that a conviction would result in an appeal to the civilian Supreme Court.
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When Azaria's attorneys asked Naaman in court which of his testimonies they should go with, did the terrorist move, didn't he, the key witness answered, "Now I don't recall exactly."