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TA court convicts four neo-nazis | Jerusalem Post

Tel Aviv District Court convicted four of eight suspects on Thursday who were charged with neo-Nazi activities, following a plea bargain between the Tel Aviv District Attorney’s Office and the defendants’ lawyers. A Justice Ministry spokesman said the state would ask for punishments ranging from 15 months to four-and-a-half years, depending on the individual charges regarding each of the defendants and his personal circumstances, such as whether he had a previous criminal record and his family background. Four other neo-Nazi suspects, suspected of more serious crimes, are still on trial, including the suspected ringleader of the group, Arik Boanayev, 21. The ministry spokesman said the state and lawyers for these four were negotiating a plea bargain

siehe auch: Plea bargain in neo-Nazi case: 4 youths convicted. As part of plea bargain, Tel Aviv District Court convicts four youths for their involvement in neo-Nazi gang; charges include conspiracy to commit a crime, assault, incitement to racism (…) On one occasion, read the indictment, one member of the neo-Nazi gang targeted an Asian foreign worker who was speaking on a pay-phone and punched him repeatedly in the head. The other gang members stood by and photographed the bloody attack. The gang later attacked two other foreign workers, smashing a glass bottle on one of their heads. Smoke grenades and materials used to make explosive devices were also found at one of the youths’ homes.