The sentence of Aviad Moshe, who was convicted of the attempted murder of his then wife and ex-wife Shira Isakov, is expected to be handed down today (Thursday).
Moshe is expected to be sent to a lengthy prison sentence behind bars.
In addition to the attempted murder, Moshe was convicted of abusing his toddler son, an unprecedented charge - since he did not abuse him directly, but his mother before his eyes.
Moshe was scheduled to appear before the judges at the Be'er Sheva District Court at 3:00 PM and hear the sentence in his ears, but submitted a request not to appear physically in the courtroom: " Physically. The court granted his request, "the court said in a statement.
Aviad Moshe, Photo: Dudu Greenspan
As you may recall, the incident that shook an entire country took place on New Year's Eve in 2020, when Moshe brutally attacked Iscove with a rolling pin and a knife, with their youngest son until the incident.
Iscove survived thanks to the intervention of her neighbor, Adi Gozi, and her father, who entered her home and provided her with first aid.
"We were left with a black hole"
At the time of his conviction, in August last year, Judge Yael Raz-Levy said: "Most of the defendant's testimony dealt with drawing the complainant in a very negative light. He also refrained from telling what happened, did not elaborate or explain. We were left with a black hole. "In the police and here as well. He explains that he is the victim and the violent singing - various statements that left a negative impression on me."
The judge added: "He did not provide an explanation as to what he was trying to do if he did not murder her. He replied 'I lost it, I was not there' - all of which make it difficult to believe his testimony. He is selective and manipulative, both in police and in court."
Shira Isakov in the courtroom (archive), Photo: Dudu Greenspan
At the sentencing stage, at a hearing last month, Moshe apologized for his serious actions for the first time and said, "I apologize for the poetry, my son and the family."
On the other hand, the Southern District Attorney's Office asked the court to sentence Moshe to the maximum penalty for the two offenses for which he was convicted and to impose a 27-24 year imprisonment on him: " ".
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