Gaza - "Jerusalem" dot com - Today, Monday, the Permanent Military Court of the Military Justice Authority issued its verdict against the convict of the crime of killing a citizen and a child from the "Dardona" family and injuring 11 others, in northern Gaza on July 14.

The court held its session in Case No. (80/2022) to pronounce the verdict, after holding several sessions on a daily basis since July 20.

The court sentenced the convict (Jibril, S), a military sergeant major, born in 1996, from the town of Jabalia, north of Gaza, to death by firing squad, based on the articles of indictment mentioned in the indictment.

The court also sentenced the second convict, (Muhammad Q), born in 1972, from the town of Jabalia, to one year in prison, with the period of detention being calculated.

The court convicted the first defendant of the charges, intentional murder contrary to the text of Article (378/a), accompanied by Article (124) of the Revolutionary Penal Code of 1979 AD, and attempted murder contrary to the text of Article (378/a), accompanied by Article (70) of the same law. Causing severe harm, contrary to the provisions of Article (386), accompanied by Article (388) of the same law.

He was also convicted of carrying a firearm on an illegal occasion, contrary to the provisions of Article (89) of the Penal Code No. (74) of 1936 AD, and possession of a firearm without a license contrary to the provisions of Article (25/2) of the Weapons and Ammunition Law No. (2) of 1992 AD, and disturbing Public comfort, contrary to Article (102/1) of Penal Code No. (74) of 1936 AD, and shooting in a populated area, contrary to Article (380) of Penal Code No. (74).

While the court convicted the second defendant of two charges, defamation contrary to the text of Article (258) accompanied by Article (404) of the Revolutionary Penal Code of 1979 AD, and carrying a harmful tool contrary to the text of Article (89) of the Penal Code No. (74) of 1936 AD.

The court stated that the verdict was issued in presence, unanimously, and subject to appeal against the first convict, and subject to appeal against the second convict.