Key insights
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Juvenile law applied due to age and developmental assessment: The court imposed a juvenile sentence because the defendant was a minor at the time of the offence and was deemed developmentally impaired.
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Attack plan did not progress to acquiring explosives: The court said the defendant considered the Israeli Embassy as a target but failed to obtain explosives.
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Defendant expressed remorse at trial start: In early December, the defendant showed remorse and completely distanced himself from radical ideology.
Takeaways
A three-year juvenile detention sentence was imposed, and the verdict remains appealable and not final.
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