The Nukhba case: The legal system and the government did not prepare infrastructure to prosecute the terrorists | Avishai Grinzaig
Three years after the October 7 massacre, Nukhba terrorists captured and held in Israel have yet to be prosecuted. Legal commentator Avishai Grinzaig reveals that the state has not formulated a plan to prosecute them, has not recruited military prosecutors or judges, and the decision was to postpone treatment until the release of all hostages.
Three years after the October 7 massacre, Nukhba terrorists captured and held by Israel have yet to be prosecuted. Legal commentator Avishai Grinzaig reveals that the legal system and the government have not prepared the infrastructure to prosecute them. No actual damage has occurred because no terrorist has been released as a result, but since October-November 2023, the state has had no plan for handling the captured terrorists. No prosecutors, investigators, or military judges have been recruited, and the decision was to postpone treatment until the release of all hostages. Even now, problems remain: some prosecutors have yet to be recruited, military judges have not been recruited at all, and there is no decision on how to prosecute them in a process without precedent. The issue has been known since before October 7, but three years after the massacre, no decision has been made.