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Daniel Cohen Shor was "convicted of his own admission in a plea bargain deal for the crime of aggravated battery," reported Haaretz.
The Jerusalem District Court judge justified the light sentence "because of the man's personal circumstances and because he accepted responsibility for his actions".
Cohen Shor, along with five others, attacked a 45-year-old Palestinian - named only as "N." - as he returned home from work near Al-Walaja, south of Jerusalem.
Darren McKie, 43, admitted the manslaughter of his wife Leanne during the trial at Chester Crown Court but on Friday, March 23, he was convicted of murder.
The jury had heard she had found out he had applied for a £54,000 (US$61,900) joint loan without her knowledge.
On the day of the murder McKie left work at Stretford police station in Manchester after his wife angrily texted him, calling him a "liar" and saying she had discovered the loan application.
"What produced the argument that led to her death was that he'd been found out in committing serious criminal offences," said prosecutor Nigel Power QC.
The body of the 39-year-old detective constable was found in Poynton Lake in Cheshire on September 29 last year. She had been strangled.
With claims and allegations of Russian meddling swirling around Washington DC since the 2016 election, "not less than $250,000,000 shall be made available to carry out the purposes of the Countering Russian Influence Fund," the 2,200-page Consolidated Appropriations Act, unveiled by the US Congress on Wednesday, states.
While accusing Moscow of interference in the US election, the bill makes no effort to hide America's own plans to meddle in Russia's internal affairs. "Funds appropriated by this Act shall be made available to support democracy programs in the Russian Federation, including to promote Internet freedom," the document reads.
Comment: The Kiev regime is proving to be an unending monetary black hole, but the neocons still think it's worth it.
- US defense budget sets aside $350 million for military aid to Poroshenko regime
- US prepares $1B aid package for new non democratic Ukraine government
- More war, more deaths: U.S. will send Humvees and drones to Ukraine
- NATO sending "lethal military aid" to Ukraine is all about them losing the war they launched
- Ukraine crisis news: Arms to Ukraine complies with Minsk agreement?
- Regime change part 2: EU offers Ukraine $15Bln in aid for Reform program
The Day, a news website that produces short articles about current affairs meant to be used as teaching aids in British schools, has offered students two alternatives to believe about Vladimir Putin: he is either Europe's "most dangerous leader since Hitler," or a puffed up figure attacking other nations out of weakness.
The alternatives are a classic example of 'Russophrenia' - a popular notion claiming that Russia is both the biggest threat to humanity and a country on the brink of collapse. Apparently, some media in the UK want to impose the condition on readers before they even grow up. One in three schools is subscribed to the publication.
The article, titled "'Toxic' Putin on mission to poison the West," recounts the many accusations against the Russian government, from shooting down the flight MH17 over Ukraine, to waging a "digital blitzkrieg" against Europe and ordering a chemical weapon attack against Sergei Skripal, while carefully avoiding making a statement out of each.
Stephon Clark, 22, was confronted by police officers and shot dead in the backyard of his grandmother's home last Monday, the Sacramento Bee reports.
According to the local police department, officers had been dispatched to the neighbourhood following a call that a male "wearing a black hoodie and dark pants" was breaking into vehicles.
At around 9.25pm local time, a helicopter support team directed police to a backyard where an alleged suspect, who was observed hopping a fence, was deemed to be hiding. Police in the sky had earlier warned that the man had picked up a "toolbar" and broke a window to a residence.
- March 1st, Vladimir Putin makes his historical address to the Russian Federal Assembly.
- March 4th, Sergei Skripal, a former UK spy, is allegedly poisoned in the UK.
- March 8th, British officials accuse Russia of using nerve gas to attempt to murder Sergei Skripal.
- March 12th, Theresa May officially blames Russia for the poisoning and gives Russia a 24-hour ultimatum to justify herself; the Russians ignore that ultimatum. The same day, the US representative at the UNSC threatens to attack Syria even without a UNSC authorization.
- March 13th, Chief of Russia's General Staff Valery Gerasimov warned that "in case there is a threat to the lives of our military, the Russian Armed Force will take retaliatory measures both over the missiles and carriers that will use them". The same day Chief of the Russian Armed Forces' General Staff, Deputy Defense Minister, General of the Army Valery Gerasimov had a phone conversation with Marine Corps General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the United States' Joint Chiefs of Staff.
Apparently, it has to do with one of his retweets.
Kashuv's friend called to tell him the network had disinvited him. The tweet that got him booted was one composed by sports journalist Clay Travis , who called Baldwin a "fake news hypocrite."
Women on the Right especially love Peterson because he tells men to man up - see the "Tragic Story of the Man-Child" - and that's why a lot of men abhor his take-it-or-leave-it call to manhood. More mature members of the millennial or Generation X generations appreciate reading or listening to his no-nonsense advice rooted in common sense and psychological underpinnings - which is exactly what most of the younger generations can't stand him. All this is why America needs this Canadian, and why he has become an "overnight" sensation that has been brewing for decades.
Greenwald is not being hyperbolic; there is no more bloodthirsty a war hawk in Washington than John Bolton. Just last month he authored an article for the Wall Street Journal arguing in favor of a preemptive strike on North Korea, in which he cited a quote from Pompeo as part of his argument. Bolton calls for regime change in every rival of the US empire on a regular basis, he knowingly advanced lies to help manufacture support for the Iraq invasion, he revived the US-Russia arms race by leading America's withdrawal from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty in 2002, advocates more escalations with both China and Russia, and has spent his entire career pushing for death and destruction at every opportunity.
This latest move makes it abundantly clear that wars are planned, and a team is being assembled to help facilitate them. There is only one thing John Bolton knows, and that's killing. He would not be appointed to National Security Advisor (a position which does not require Senate approval) unless large amounts of killing were planned. That is what John Bolton does. It is what he is for. He is a weapon.














Comment: More details from Haaretz: .
At 19, Shor gets a slap on the wrist for being party to a serious assault, while Palestinian Ahed Tamimi, 17, is sent to prison for eight months for merely slapping a fully-armed soldier after her brother was gravely wounded by an IOF rubber bullet. Hypocrisy much?
Ahed Tamimi 'plea bargain': 8 months in jail for slapping Israeli soldier