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israeli lawmakers set special tribunal allow death penalty hamas led 2 rcna344649
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- Israeli lawmakers approved a bill to establish a special tribunal for death penalty on Palestinians involved in the October 7, 2023 attack.
- The bill passed with a unanimous vote of 93-0 in the Knesset.
- Over 72,628 Palestinians reportedly killed since the conflict began.
- Around 1,300 Palestinians held in Israeli detention without charge.
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