Death penalty
October 7 trials: How Israel is preparing for the largest terror prosecution in its history
LEGAL AFFAIRS: Israel now needs to build an entire temporary justice system around a crime that cannot be reduced to a single file, defendant, scene, or legal theory.
Ben-Gvir appoints bereaved family members as official inspectors under terrorist death penalty law
Arab lawmakers seek to join High Court petition against death penalty law
Islamic regime seizes properties of more than 100 civilians accused of ‘supporting the enemy'
Judge to pronounce death sentence for Pittsburgh synagogue shooter after jury vote
The sentencing hearing comes a day after a jury unanimously voted for the death penalty after finding Bowers guilty on 63 counts.
Jury demands to see guns of Pittsburgh synagogue shooter
It’s not clear why the jury wanted to see the weapons, but in weighing a death sentence, one of the statutory aggravating factors jurors must consider is the risk the gunman’s attack posed to others.
Pittsburgh jury finds synagogue attacker eligible for death penalty
Federal prosecutors charged Bowers with 63 counts, including 11 counts of obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death.
3 reasons why Tree of Life shooter Robert Bowers shouldn't be executed - opinion
Robert Bowers was found guilty of murdering 11 people at the Tree of Life synagogue and is facing the death penalty. Here are three reasons why he shouldn't be executed
Biden warns Uganda of implications from anti-gay law
Same-sex relations were already illegal in Uganda, as in more than 30 African countries, but the new law goes much further.
Iran killing its people every day, increasing execution of dissidents - analysis
Iran feels confident in increasing this repression because it is close allies with China and Russia, two other countries that crush dissent.
Iran sentences two to death for Islamic State attack on shrine
The two men sentenced to death said during the trial that they had been in contact with the Islamic State in neighboring Afghanistan and helped organize the attack.
'A red line': Swiss Keren Hayesod branch slams Israeli judicial reform
Keren Hayesod expressed that their support for Israel is "unconditional," as long as "the basic principles of humanity are respected."
Israel's death penalty, haredi ideology and Yisrael Beytenu's role - opinion
The death penalty for terrorists bill may pass the Knesset in what may be a dream come true for some and a horrific nightmare for others.
Israel's death penalty for terrorists bill passes initial Knesset vote
A majority of the opposition was absent from the vote in protest • Hadash-Ta'al: Death penalty part of Israel's slide toward fascism
