In addition, it was not proven to me in an appropriate opinion that it was the failure to receive this medication treatment that caused the defendant to file a consolidation of his threatening claims, and this is not a matter within my judicial knowledge. In this context, I will note that even in the threats made to the detectives in the arbitration proceedings in the main case, I did not find any logic, but it was not claimed that the defendant was not under medication at the time. In addition, the defendant's threats could have ledto an appeals committee for other reasons that are unknown to me, such as the fact that following his arrest he was prevented from silencing a family with drugs.
The Caspi-Supreme Case Even as stated, I will take into account that there was no real logic in making threats in the case of the Kasi-Supreme case, the warden and her daughter in the same situation, and it appears that these threats were directed at them without any wrongdoing.
The lack of logic in making these threats is evident in the light of what was stated in the twoindictment arbitration suits, according to which Kay was detained until the end of the proceedings, including childhood acquaintances, and in light of the defendant's statement that his family had formed a friendly alliance with the family of that prison guard. I will also take into account the fact that these threats were not made in the appeal of the Kafi-Supreme Court case directly to the same prison guard, but to other guards, and that the threats were purely verbal, without any demonstration measure.
The Customary Punishment Policy
In support of her punitive petition, counsel for the accuser submitted a collection of rulings, as detailed below:
Criminal Case (Shalom-Be'er Sheva) 71994-02-25 State of Israel v. Masamha (06.11.2025) - The defendant was hired to work under the authority of the Registrar of the Superior Criminal Case, according to his confession to the offense of threats, in that the financial case was the Supreme Court. Since the defendant is in custody, an IPS officer sent the defendant a text message and filed a lawsuit after the publication of attempts to locate him in order to report him to prison. In response, the defendant threatened a financial case - the Supreme Court by sending voice messages requesting dissolution of the marriage, conveying, among other things, that: "... If you keep digging... I will send people... A small cargo picks you up and consolidates your mother's demands... When you're done... Check out the consolidation of auto claims... Lest you hover in the air halfway through, God forbid." Subsequently, the defendant threatened a police officer who came to arrest him, by telling her, among other things, that: "... If you worked in Ofakim, they would have issued you a consolidation of demands in front of your eyes and you would cry like a little girl." A punishment range ranging from 5 to 10 months was set in the financial portfolio – the Supreme Court and the Supreme Financial Case, the defendant was sentenced to 7 months in prison, along with accompanying punitive components.