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Stars on the intelligence officer: "Not like Prisoner X, he should not have died in prison"
The chief of staff referred to the affair, most of whose details are prohibited from publication. "Everything we did was to maintain his privacy and the privacy of his family out of fair treatment," he said. And his full name
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Wednesday, 09 June 2021, 09:05 Updated: 09:46
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Chief of Staff Aviv planetary carrier morning (Wednesday) address the Knesset in memory of Amnon Lipkin-Shahak, and referred to the case of the death of intelligence officer in the military prison last month, most of the details are not allowed in advertising.
"My officer is a soldier, a soldier of us all, even if it is Committed a very serious offense. The officer of the security service committed very serious offenses, he committed them knowingly, he committed them intentionally for reasons I do not know to detail. I am very sorry. This officer is not like Prisoner X and is not like anything they try to describe. This officer was in his full name from the moment he was arrested. Was in touch with his family, with those around him in prison.Everything we did was to maintain his modesty and the privacy of his family out of fair treatment.We wanted to keep him, we wanted to keep his family, and at the same time keep a big secret that he almost hurt and in the 90th minute "We stopped it. This officer was a soldier of mine and he was an excellent officer, and I'm very sorry about the incident. Either way, he was not allowed to die in prison. We will look into it thoroughly and thoroughly."
The intelligence officer, whose personal details were not released, was arrested in September 2020 and found dead on the night of May 16-17, and buried a few days later in a civilian burial, outside the fence.
On Tuesday, two weeks after his death, the IDF allowed the publication that the officer was being questioned on suspicion of a serious breach of national security, and that the motive for his actions was personal, not ideological, economic or nationalistic. With a foreign agent.
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Walla learned yesterday! The military prosecutor's office has decided to appoint the former chief military prosecutor, Col. Udi Ben-Eliezer, as a lawyer to accompany the staff of the internal investigations unit investigating the circumstances of the intelligence officer's death. Ben-Eliezer has no prior familiarity with officers investigated and tested in the case.
esteem among the factors the military prosecution is that tomorrow will discuss the President of the Court of Appeal, Major General Doron Fiilis, request the media to publish the details of the crime intelligence officer, as well as the full name. date of the hearing is subject to comments The defense attorney for the officer's family, Adv. Bnei Kuznitz, and the military prosecution. According to prosecutors, the defense and the military prosecution will strongly oppose the request.
"He understood the potential damage that could be. The motive was personal, a matter of curiosity, a desire to achieve," Attorney Kuznitz said yesterday in an interview on 103FM.
He thought he was doing things for the benefit of his and the unit's professional advancement. "
The officer's family has condemned the publications about their loved ones that have been published so far." Publications that have nothing to do with reality.
Nor have the allegations attributed to their son been proven, nor has his allegations against the charges been examined yet.
The family is now dealing with the circumstances of their son's tragic death and finding those responsible for it, "the lawyer said on their behalf.
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