The two men had joined an online neo-Nazi community before planning the attack.

The animals were found held in violation of the law, in conditions deemed to be "ignominious," police said. He was also missing a permit for the possession and trade of pythons.

The tweet had condemned Iran's recent executions of protestors, whom Iranian media described as "terrorists."

Last week, the branch located in a haredi area made headlines when it covered the faces of the models on boxes of hair dye with purple stickers.  

The individuals involved were brought before the commander of Sayeret Nahal, Col. Oren Simcha, on Sunday to receive final judgment. 

Every operation has many critical moments, and one of them is the stage for choosing targets to attack.

The man, who was seemingly inebriated, attacked both his wife and her father, before attempting to flee the scene.

The plan would give special grants to hassidic groups who host large events on Shavuot.