At Trial of IDF Soldier Suspected of Killing Subdued Palestinian Terrorist, Security Officer Testifies to Fear of Hidden Bomb
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by News Editor
The security officer for the Jewish community in Hebron testified on Sunday in the trial of Elor Azaria that there was fear the wounded Palestinian suspect lying on the ground later shot by Azaria had a bomb on him.
The trial of Azaria, the soldier accused of killing Abdel Fattah al-Sharif, resumed at a military court in Jaffa on Sunday. The trial shifts into high gear with four hearings scheduled this week and another seven for next month.
Read full story at Haaretz.
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