Israeli tribunal acquits colonist who assaulted French nun in JerusalemPhoto by Nikolai Kolosov on Pexels
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Israeli tribunal acquits colonist who assaulted French nun in Jerusalem

Euronews Portugal28 August 2026 at 15:26

An Israeli tribunal acquitted a colonist accused of assaulting a French nun in Jerusalem. The incident occurred on April 28, when the 48-year-old nun was walking in her religious habit near the Tomb of David, near the Old City of Jerusalem.

The tribunal decided to acquit the colonist of all charges. The case generated controversy and raised questions about the application of the law regarding Israeli colonists in the Jerusalem region.

The French nun was walking peacefully when she was targeted by the aggression. The Tomb of David is a sacred site located in the area of the Old City of Jerusalem, an area frequently the scene of religious and political tensions.

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