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Deadly equation: This is the lecturer accused of planning attack against Arabs

Prof. Shahar Nevo is the Bar-Ilan University mathematics lecturer accused of planning a large-scale terrorist attack against Arabs.

Deadly equation: This is the lecturer accused of planning attack against Arabs

The IDF reported that soldiers and Israel Border Police were deployed to the Bazariya region on Wednesday following reports of rocks being thrown at an Israeli civilian, resulting in injury. <p>Subsequently, a clash emerged between a congregation of approximately fifty Palestinians and Israeli civilians. As the injured Israeli civilian was being transported to a medical facility, a security officer and another Israeli civilian discharged gunfire at the scene of the clash. <p>Around the same time, security forces took measures to disperse the gathering.

A commander on the ground identified a terrorist individual approaching while carrying a suspicious item and subdued him. <p>Additionally, several suspects involved in the stone-throwing incident were apprehended and are presently being questioned by security personnel. <p>The occurrence is currently under investigation.

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