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I agree on the first point. As to the second one, well, many countries do not offer voting rights to prisoners or even to ex-prisoners; Israel is very progressive in this respect. With no law prohibiting prisoners from voting, there is no much difference between Mr. Amir and other prisoners, so it's not so much about "what people think" but about what the law says.

There was certainly some of this. In fact, a year ago I attended a very interesting talk in which the guy proved, using pretty cool statistical tools, that allowing ex-offenders the right to vote would overturn at least two presidential elections and 7-8 senatorial ones.

This “marriage” was done using phony ways by a murderer that was not paying yet his dues to our society.

Morally this marriage is nil.

The murderer should not have the opportunity for normal life and definitely not for children of own.

Having said all that we all know that sooner or later it will happen, the murderer will marry the twisted minded lady and somehow the (innocent) fruit of this sinned, somehow united, couple will come to the world.

We have to send a message of fear to anybody that another political murder may crossing his mind that we will not tolerate, forget and forgive such actions.