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Emil Grunzweig

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Emil Grunzweig was an Israeli Peace Now activist killed during a peace rally in Jerusalem on February 10, 1983. Grunzweig was killed when an unbalanced man named Yona Avrushmi lobbed a grenade into the crowd of demonstrators. Avrushmi was convicted and sentenced to 27 years in prison. In 2005 Avrushmi was denied early release; he is currently slated to be released in 2010.

A pathological report found however that the grenade had exploded too close to Grunzweig's body to have been thrown and was most likely located in Grunzweig's own pocket.