Death penalty
Prosecutors seek death penalty for shooter in 2025 Capital Jewish Museum attack
Friends of Yaron Lischinsky, however, told the Post that he "probably would have actually forgiven the man who killed him."
Knesset passes law to prosecute October 7 terrorists, conduct public trials in Jerusalem
On this day: Adolf Eichmann captured in Argentina by Mossad
Bill to prosecute October 7 terrorists set for vote as Knesset returns from recess
Texas Walmart massacre suspect pleads guilty to hate crimes
The suspect faces life in prison on federal charges and the death penalty on state charges.
Israel's response to terrorism is creating terrorism - opinion
The common factor in past terrorists isn't religion, economic situation or educational background. They all had a loved one die in Israeli action.
IRNA says British-Iranian Akbari played role in assassination of top scientist
New information has been made available about the British-Iranian dual citizen sentenced to death by Iran. He is accused of being a spy and an assassin.
US executes first transgender inmate
Nearly 20 years after Amber McLaughlin murdered her former girlfriend, the state of Missouri has put her to death. She is the first transgender woman to be executed in the US.
Iran top court accepts protester's appeal against death sentence
Iran has already executed two people involved in unrest that erupted in September after the death in custody of Kurdish Iranian woman Mahsa Amini.
Netanyahu speaks out against son's call to try prosecutors for treason
Yair Netanyahu called to try prosecutors who charged his father for treason, and if found guilty, sentenced to death.
Iran Supreme Court accepts rapper Yasin's appeal against death sentence
Iran hanged two protesters, Mohsen Shekari and Majid Reza Rahnavard, earlier this month.
Over a third of all US executions in 2022 were botched - report
One notable execution saw a man, still believed by some to be innocent, having to help the executioners properly find a vein for the lethal injection.
'Texas 7' convict deserves new trial due to 'antisemitic bias' - judge
Randy Halprin, a Jewish member of the "Texas 7," argues that the judge who convicted and sentenced him had an antisemitic bias that infringed on his right to an impartial trial.
Buffalo supermarket shooter seeks plea deal to avoid death penalty
Lawyers for Payton Gendron moved to seek a plea agreement at a court hearing less than two weeks after he pleaded guilty to charges of murder and domestic terrorism.
