Supreme Court extends jail term of convicted Iran-backed terror cell member
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An Israeli man named Hamad Hammadi was sentenced to seven years in prison for arson and contacting a foreign agent linked to Iran. The Supreme Court added a year to his sentence, saying such crimes threaten national security, especially amid a reported wave of similar cases involving Israeli citizens recruited by Iran. The article emphasizes the danger of foreign influence but doesn't provide details about the evidence behind the broader claims or the defendant's personal motives.
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