TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Eight Israelis accused of belonging to a neo-Nazi cell that attacked religious Jews and painted swastikas in synagogues were charged on Tuesday on counts including aggravated assault and weapon possession.
The 16- to 19-year-old male suspects, who are accused of videotaping a more than year-long spree of attacks in central Israel, were also charged in Tel Aviv District Court with conspiracy to commit a crime and disseminating racist material.
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