On video: "I knew the truth would win": Roman Zdorov returned home after being acquitted of the murder of Tair Rada (Niv Aharonson)
Hundreds of teenagers arrived this morning (Monday) in Tiberias, where a preparation day for the IDF was held for teenagers from all over the north. Among the visitors were also Roman Zdorov and his son, who is a candidate for security service, who came from Katsrin. Instead, Zdorov tried shooting an M-16 rifle in a simulator.
Day The regional IDF was held at the First community center in the "Agoz" housing complex in Tiberias. There were positions of various units and forces, including positions of the Yalam units, the Iron Dome, the Border Guard, various intelligence units and more.
The activity continues throughout the day and in Tiberias they expect many more teenagers to come later in the day and said they also recommend parents to come and get an impression of the various IDF units their children are expected to enlist in.
Roman Zdorov in a shooting simulator (photo: official website, Eli Sabati, Tiberias Municipality Spokesperson)
In March, the district court in Nazareth acquitted Zadorov on grounds of doubt of the murder of the girl Tair Rada about 17 years ago.
The judges made the decision, by a majority of two judges against one, as part of Zadorov's retrial.
"The accused is entitled to all the charges," said the head of the panel of judges Asher Kola.
After the trial Zadorov said that "the truth won, I first of all want to go home to the children."
His wife Olga said that "I expected this moment to come and it happened, there is no limit to my happiness, thank you very much for all the help and to all the people who believed. We continue from here to our home, back to our private apartment and our private corner."
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