
Israel Reintroduces Death Penalty for Palestinian Terrorists
According to the law, civil courts in Israel may impose either the death penalty or life imprisonment for terrorist-motivated murders threatening the state.

According to the law, civil courts in Israel may impose either the death penalty or life imprisonment for terrorist-motivated murders threatening the state.

Some crimes are so unforgivable that the majority of decent people will condone execution, despite their natural revulsion to it.

In the wake of attempted sabotage against the railroad network, the Belarusian Parliament has voted to make “attempted acts of terrorism” punishable by death. Critics consider this a further crackdown on Belarusian opposition.