Arab convicted of espionage released – and continued to endanger citizens' lives

An Arab young man from Beit Safafa, convicted of espionage for Iran, was released after about a month. While free, he rode his motorcycle during riots and endangered citizens' lives. Police arrested him again.

An Arab young man from Jerusalem, a resident of Beit Safafa, was arrested after riding his motorcycle during riots and endangering citizens' lives. During his investigation, it emerged that the same young man had been convicted about a month ago of espionage for Iran, but was released. Despite the serious conviction, he continued to endanger the lives of Israeli citizens, this time on the roads. Police arrested him again. The young man confessed in his previous investigation to his actions and understood their severity. The article does not detail the circumstances of his release or the legal proceedings.