Rock throwers sent to jail for at least 3 years under new Israeli law
Those who throw rocks at vehicles or people in Israel must serve at least three years in prison under a law approved by the Knesset.
Those who throw rocks at vehicles or people in Israel must serve at least three years in prison under a law approved by the Knesset.
Four Palestinian teens were arrested in connection with a Rosh Hashanah eve rock attack that left a Jewish-Israeli man dead.
Israeli lawmakers voted to impose longer jail terms on people caught throwing rocks at civilian cars and roads.
An amendment to Israel’s penal code will allow for sentences of up to 20 years for throwing stones or other objects at vehicles.
An Israeli military court convicted a Palestinian security officer of the murder of an Israeli man and his infant son in a rock-throwing incident.
Palestinians in Israel marked Nakba Day with riots and rock-throwing.