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The burglar's family shot to death by Arie Schiff is furious: "An Arab would receive a life sentence"

Muhammad al-Atrash's brother attacked in an interview with Walla!

The court's decision to impose service on Schiff, without actual imprisonment: "Is this the law today?

A man went and left ten orphans.

Is anyone looking at them? "

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Tuesday, 09 November 2021, 19:03 Updated: 19:04

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In the video: Arie Schiff who admitted as part of a plea deal that he shot to death Muhammad Alatrash who broke into a car near his home (Photo: Yanir Yagana)

The family of Muhammad al-Atrash, the burglar who was shot to death by Aryeh Schiff, reacted angrily today (Tuesday) to Schiff's sentence, who wanted nine months of community service and did not sit in prison at all, and would pay the family ten thousand shekels in compensation.

"Is that the law today? Did he get nine months of service work?", His brother Rady told Walla !. "If he was an Arab he would get a life sentence. We did not think at all that a murderer could get 9 months. It should be appealed, it is not an easy matter, it is murder. A man went, left 10 children, houses, families. Who looks at it? Who will stand behind them? "

The al-Atrash family's lawyer, Aharon Rosa, attacked the court and also called on the prosecution to appeal the sentence. "The sentence is extremely lenient and I hope the prosecution will exercise proper judgment and appeal to the Supreme Court," Rosa said. "What catches the eye in the sentence is that he turns the creators. The defendant, who easily caused the death of another,"Presented as a victim and the deceased the victim - simply presented as a criminal."

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"An Arab would get a life sentence."

Arie Schiff in court, today (Photo: Yanir Yagana)

"Worse is that the court does not even find out what is behind the deceased. Family, children, orphans. He is missing someone," Rosa attacked. "During this period, when emphasis is placed on the victim of the crime and his family, it is a bit puzzling that the court rules ridiculous compensation in their amount. He is unaware and does not mention that there are 10 orphans, all minors at very young ages, who have no father. Dad did not return home because Aryeh Schiff shot him in the head. "The

prosecution itself did not say whether it intended to appeal.

"The prosecution took into account all the circumstances of the case, including the fact that the incident took place close to the defendant's place of residence and that at the end of the day he took responsibility for his actions, and weighed the case. This, among other things, is in accordance with the law and customary case law, and in view of the need to balance the protection of public peace and security.

"Dad didn't come back because Schiff shot him."

Documentation of the event (Photo: official website, screenshot)

This morning, the Be'er Sheva District Court sentenced Shif, who was convicted in a plea bargain in the frivolous killing of al-Atrash, to no actual imprisonment.

This is despite the fact that the prosecution wanted to sentence Schiff to four to six years in prison.

Schiff responded to the sentence and said: "I'm glad it's over, sad about the tragedy and the whole incident."

In sentencing, Judge Revital Yaffa Katz ruled that Schiff did not carry out the shooting in order to injure or kill the burglar, and took into account his past.

As a rule, such an offense should result in a significant punishment, certainly of imprisonment behind bars.

However, the case before us is exceptional and also requires exceptional punishment, "the judge wrote.

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