Yaakov "Jack" Tytell, an American immigrant to a Jewish settlement in the occupied West Bank, appears at the magistrate's court in Petah Tikva, near Tel Aviv November 4, 2009. Tytell, a self-confessed killer dubbed "The Jewish Terrorist", has shown how far settlers may go to stop Israel trading land for peace with Palestinians and the risks even lone attackers can pose to stability in a tinderbox region. So concluded many Israelis as media devoted much of their newsprint and airtime this week to the arrest of Tytell. Police said he had admitted killing two Arabs a decade ago and more recent attacks on Israeli leftists. REUTERS/Reuven Castro/Pool (ISRAEL POLITICS CONFLICT CRIME LAW)
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