A young Jewish boy named Netanel finds himself facing a grave injustice.

Accused of a crime he did not commit, he fought in self-defense, tragically leading to a loss of life.

Despite his innocence and the absence of intent to harm, Netanel's fingerprints on the weapon led to an unfair conviction.

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The court's bias, evident in its discrimination against Netanel  for his Jewish heritage as lower social standing, tainted the trial's fairness.

Compounding this injustice, the familial connections of the deceased to the court raise concerns of impartiality and fairness.

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Now, facing the threat of execution, Netanel's fate hangs precariously.

Through tireless efforts, we've managed to delay the execution, albeit temporarily. Negotiations with the family of the deceased, who hold the power to spare Netanel's life, demand a significant sum of $1.5 million.

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As we strive to save Netanel from an unjust fate, the costs accumulate. Each step in this fight for justice requires substantial financial resources, from legal avenues to negotiation efforts. Every dollar spent is an investment in the pursuit of fairness and mercy.