Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Tuesday he would work to remove restrictions on the implementation of the law on execution of perpetrators.
He noted during his visit to the family of the rabbi who was killed in the settlement of Ariel, to the existence of some restrictions that currently prevent the application of the law. Notice that it will work to remove them as soon as possible.
Netanyahu refused to make a promise to remove those restrictions. "We are taking action within the framework of the legal system. We are subject to the law. Such decisions are being gradually changed, but I can not promise you things that I do not think will change tomorrow and immediately."
Netanyahu has pledged to work to arrest the perpetrator of the operation, bring him to trial and tighten the sanctions against him. Pointing out that the army forces and Shabak are working for his arrest.
