Norwegian Killer Faces Just 21 Years
×
Error: Contact form not found.
by News Editor
NZherald – The fact that Norway’s maximum penalty for any crime is 21 years in prison is facing rising criticism in the wake of the twin attacks that killed 93 people, with many deeming the penalty too lax.
Ever since Norwegian media named 32-year-old Anders Behring Breivik as the prime suspect, calls have been growing for the maximum penalty under the Norwegian penal code to be extended.
Dutch Prime Minister Urges Jews to Stay Amid Rising Antisemitism: ‘The Netherlands Is Our Shared Home’
Incoming Rep. Adam Hamawy Refuses to Label Iran a US ‘Adversary’ In Contentious CNN Interview
Israel and Morocco Expand Defense Partnership Despite Growing Global Efforts to Isolate Jewish State
Chicago Needs a Higher Standard of Civic Leadership
Al Jazeera’s Hamas Exclusive Raises Questions About Its Sources
Pro-Palestinian Protesters in UK Target Performance by Arab-Jewish Ensemble at British Library
Kosher Montreal Restaurant Vandalized Amid Wave of Attacks on Jewish-Owned Businesses Across Canada
Noahide Leaders Gather in Jerusalem for Historic Congress; Tucker Carlson Spreads Conspiracy Theories
US Signals New Military Strikes in Iran Unlikely as Economic Pressure on Regime Mounts
Turkey Accuses Israel of Trying to Block Its Expanding Regional Ambitions, Warns of Growing Confrontation






Kosher Montreal Restaurant Vandalized Amid Wave of Attacks on Jewish-Owned Businesses Across Canada
Al Jazeera’s Hamas Exclusive Raises Questions About Its Sources
Chicago Needs a Higher Standard of Civic Leadership
Pro-Palestinian Protesters in UK Target Performance by Arab-Jewish Ensemble at British Library
Israel and Morocco Expand Defense Partnership Despite Growing Global Efforts to Isolate Jewish State



