Analysis Hebron Shooter's Best Shot at a Shorter Sentence: Clemency From the Israeli Army Chief

Gadi Eisenkot would weigh cutting prison time if Elor Azaria expresses regret and waives further appeals

Aug 01, 2017 8:50 AM

One day after a military appeals court rejected Elor Azaria’s appeal of his manslaughter conviction, his family continued conducting a dialogue of the deaf with high-ranking army officers.

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