Overview
- On July 24 the State Prosecutor’s Office formally charged the 70-year-old with conspiracy to assassinate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Tel Aviv District Court
- She remains under house arrest with strict restrictions barring her from government buildings and subjecting her communications to surveillance
- Investigators allege she attempted to procure explosives or a rocket-propelled grenade by contacting antigovernment activist networks
- The indictment is based on her partial confession and evidence uncovered by Shin Bet and Israeli police during a six-week probe
- Authorities say she planned the plot after receiving a terminal illness diagnosis and intended to “sacrifice” her life in the attack