Avitan Shalom's trial postponed again, Feb 14 set for case management

KUALA LUMPUR: The trial of Israeli national Avitan Shalom, who faces charges of possessing 200 rounds of ammunition and trafficking six firearms was postponed again on Monday (Jan 13) due to a dispute by the defence regarding the Hebrew interpreter.

This is the third time the trial was postponed, with the second last Tuesday (Jan 7) due to Avitan’s request for a Hebrew interpreter.

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Avitan Shalom , Firearms , Arms Act , Firearms (Increased Penalties) Act 1971 , Hearing , Postponed , Interpreter

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