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Man convicted of murder, sentenced to life in German synagogue attack

© Getty A German court on Monday convicted a 28-year-old man of murder and attempted murder for a 2019 attack on a Halle synagogue and sentenced him to life in prison. Stephan Balliet, a far-right extremist, posted an anti-Semitic manifesto before attempting to storm the synagogue on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in Judaism. Balliet, who livestreamed the attack, was unable to gain entry to the synagogue after firing at the lock on the front door. He went on to shoot and kill a passerby and open fire into an area Turkish kebab shop, killing one customer. He also shot two other people who were injured.

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German man gets life in prison for deadly anti-Semitic rampage

German man gets life in prison for deadly anti-Semitic rampage Balliet, his head shaved and dressed in black, listened with a blank expression H. J. I./AFP 21.12.2020 WORLD NEWS German man gets life in prison for deadly anti-Semitic rampage Stephan Balliet has been found guilty of two counts of murder and more than 50 counts of attempted murder Foto: Agencies A German court on Monday handed down a life sentence to a neo-Nazi behind a deadly attack last year that nearly became the country s worst anti-Semitic atrocity since World War II. A bolted door at the synagogue in the eastern city of Halle with 52 worshippers inside marking Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year, was the only thing that prevented the heavily armed attacker from carrying out a planned bloodbath.

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Neo-Nazi Gunman Who Attacked German Synagogue on Yom Kippur Sentenced to Life in Jail

The odds of Washington and Tehran making progress to revive the 2015 nuclear deal before Iran s June elections have dwindled. Throughout the proceedings, Balliet never once showed any remorse for the outrage, described by federal prosecutor Kai Lohse as an attack “on Jewish life in Germany as a whole” that was fueled by the gunman’s “racist, xenophobic and antisemitic ideology.” When the trial began on July 21, Balliet wore a “big grin” as prosecution lawyers replayed the same video that the neo-Nazi had livestreamed during the attack. In testimony, he advanced the conspiracy theory that “Jews were the organizers” of the massive influx of Syrian refugees into Germany in 2015.

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German man gets life in jail for deadly anti-Semitic rampage

German man gets life in jail for deadly anti-Semitic rampage
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Verdict due in trial of Halle shooter who attacked synagogue on Yom Kippur

7 shares Stephan Balliet, who is accused of shooting dead two people after an attempt to storm a synagogue in Halle an der Saale, eastern Germany, is led by a police officer into the courtroom for the start of the 24th day of his trial on November 3, 2020 at the district court in Magdeburg, eastern Germany. (Ronny Hartmann / AFP) MAGDEBURG, Germany A German court is to hand down its verdict Monday on a deadly far-right attack in Halle last year that nearly became the country’s worst anti-Semitic atrocity since World War II. A bolted door at the eastern city’s synagogue with 52 worshippers inside marking Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year, was the only thing that prevented a heavily armed assailant from carrying out a planned bloodbath, prosecutors say.

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