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An American-born Israeli man, called a terrorist by Israeli police, was indicted Thursday on murder charges despite his attorney's concerns about his mental stability.
Yaakov "Jack" Teitel, a West Bank settler, was indicted on two murder charges, four attempted murder charges and several lesser charges, including carrying and manufacturing weapons, Israeli court authorities said.
Teitel, 37, was arrested last month in connection with a string of attacks and murder plots over the past 12 ye
A Jewish settler who was arrested for allegedly having murdered two Palestinians was approached by Israel's internal security agency to be an informer after the attacks, the agency said Friday.
He is also suspected of being behind a string of bomb attacks since 2006.
the domestic intelligence agency asked him to serve as its informant in extreme right-wing circles
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Originally posted by ZeroKnowledge
When Shabak (those are who deal in internal security) tried to recruit him nobody knew about what he did.
When Teitel returned to Israel in 2000, three years after the murders, he was questioned by the Shin Bet internal security service and the police over the killings, but no charges were filed.
It was at that moment that the domestic intelligence agency asked him to serve as its informant in extreme right-wing circles, according to the mass-selling Yediot Aharonot newspaper, which broke the story.
Teitel, 37, was arrested last month in connection with a string of attacks and murder plots over the past 12 years against Arabs,
Originally posted by DoomsdayRex
It is not an uncommon practice for law enforcement and intelligence agencies to recruit informants from the ranks of groups they are investigating. Including criminals. It is a valuable resource having a person on the "inside". But I suppose when Jews do it it is cause for outrage.
An American-born Israeli man, called a terrorist by Israeli police, was indicted Thursday on murder charges despite his attorney's concerns about his mental stability.
Teitel sees himself as an emissary of God, who has come to eradicate all the profanities against God, according to Keidar. He said he thinks Teitel needs immediate psychiatric evaluation.
Teitel has admitted to the 1997 shooting of a Palestinian man and the laying of explosive devices -- in addition to other crimes that he was not involved in, including the August shooting attack on a Tel Aviv gay youth club that killed two people, Keidar said.
Israeli police consider Teitel a terrorist.
"He was like a serial killer," said Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld "He was deeply involved in terrorism on all different levels."