Israel appoints prosecutor for Nohava trials; death penalty possible for 400 suspects

Israel has appointed Adv. Zana Modzheleishvili, a former military prosecutor, to lead the trials of 400 suspects in the Nohava case, with the death penalty reportedly under consideration. The trials stem from severe testimonies and a large evidence scope, marking a significant legal escalation. The move signals a potential shift in Israeli judicial policy, though the specific charges and timeline remain unclear.

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