Suspects aged 20 to 36 were allegedly directly responsible for the incident at Ephraim Regiment base.
By Gil Ronen
First Publish: 1/9/2012, 9:26 AM
The five defendants
Israel news photo: Flash 90
Five Jewish men aged 20 to 36 were charged Sunday with planning and carrying out a December 12 riot in an IDF base in Samaria.
The State Attorney (Jerusalem District) accused the five defendantsof "setting up an 'outpost war room'; following movements by the police and army and collecting information that reached them from 'outlooks', 'followers' and 'scouts', including soldiers in active service, sometimes from inside army bases, all with the intent of preventing the evacuation of illegal outposts in Samaria that the government had committed itself to evicting."
According to daily newspaperYisrael Hayom, the prosecution described thedefendants as directly responsible for the riot at the Ephraim Regiment base.
The defendants are Akiva HaCohen (27) and Eliezer Meir (36), both of Yitzhar, and three 20-year-old men from Jerusalem: Efraim Haikin, Meir Etinger and David Eliyahu. Read the rest on: Arutz7
The State Attorney (Jerusalem District) accused the five defendantsof "setting up an 'outpost war room'; following movements by the police and army and collecting information that reached them from 'outlooks', 'followers' and 'scouts', including soldiers in active service, sometimes from inside army bases, all with the intent of preventing the evacuation of illegal outposts in Samaria that the government had committed itself to evicting."
According to daily newspaperYisrael Hayom, the prosecution described thedefendants as directly responsible for the riot at the Ephraim Regiment base.
The defendants are Akiva HaCohen (27) and Eliezer Meir (36), both of Yitzhar, and three 20-year-old men from Jerusalem: Efraim Haikin, Meir Etinger and David Eliyahu. Read the rest on: Arutz7
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