The State Prosecutor's Office of Israel charged a 70-year-old woman who was previously arrested for a probable conspiracy to attach to the prime minister of the country Benjamin Netanyahu. A woman is an “anti -government activist” - that is, she took part in numerous rallies of protest against the current government, which significantly more frequent from the beginning of the Hot phase of Israeli war in the gas sector. In addition, the arrested has an incurable disease.

The personality of the accused is still hiding, reports Times of Israel. The publication quotes prosecutors who claim that the woman decided to kill the prime minister after she was diagnosed, and "

The woman was arrested about two weeks ago. Yesterday, after presenting her an indictment in the Tel Aviv District Court, the accused was released under house arrest with a ban on approaching the buildings of the Prime Minister and the Government.

Prosecutors agree with the court decision to keep a woman under house arrest, because in their opinion, she "

In court, the prosecution claimed that the defendant sought to die a martyr and "

Law enforcement officers of the 70-year-old woman was " The personality of this young man also does not disclose.

A vigilant young man, a sick woman tried to convince her to join her murder plan at the end of June.

He first refused, and then asked her to wait with the implementation of the murder - it is claimed, the young man "

But one way or another, after a while the woman invited the young man to her home, where she asked to " She also tried to convince the young man to observe the prime minister in order to know exactly the official’s schedule, his usual movements, and the location of his guard.

Moreover, the woman all the time made sure that during her conversations with the young man there were no phones nearby.

The young man contacted a familiar lawyer, and retold a woman's request to him. It was the lawyer who told the security service about the conspiracy. As it turned out, the lawyer was previously agent Shin Beth (that is, the country's security services), and now he is "