This article explores how the death penalty serves as a political response to fear amidst security concerns in Israel.
The renewed debate on the death penalty in Israel highlights the tension between security concerns and human rights commitments in times of crisis. This article argues that capital punishment functions more as a political response to fear than an effective deterrent to terrorism.
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