The harshest punishment? The Israeli brothers convicted on all counts

The US federal prosecution is seeking life sentences for the three Israeli Alexander brothers—Tal, Oren, and Alon—convicted of rape and sexual assaults against women over more than a decade. The brothers were convicted in March on all ten counts against them, including two involving minors. According to the prosecution, over 70 women reported being assaulted by the three, and 11 testified against them during the trial. The defense is asking for 15 years in prison, arguing the brothers continue to deny committing sex crimes and citing their young children. Sentencing is set for October 27.

The US federal prosecution is seeking life sentences for the three Israeli Alexander brothers—Tal, Oren, and Alon—convicted of rape and sexual assaults against women over more than a decade. The brothers, two of whom are former luxury real estate brokers, were convicted in March on all ten counts against them, including two involving minors. According to the prosecution, over 70 women reported being assaulted by the three, and 11 testified against them during the trial. The prosecution argued that the brothers developed a method of operation in which they lured women with promises of a luxury lifestyle, drugged them, and raped them by force. The defense is asking for 15 years in prison, arguing that the brothers continue to deny committing sex crimes and citing their young children. Sentencing is set for October 27.