Israeli soldier Elor Azaria (C), who shot dead a wounded Palestinian assailant, awaits for the verdict in his case at the military court in Tel Aviv on January 4, 2017. Azaria who shot dead a wounded Palestinian assailant as he lay on the ground posing no apparent threat was convicted of manslaughter after a trial that deeply divided the country. / AFP / POOL / Heidi Levine (Photo credit should read HEIDI LEVINE/AFP via Getty Images)
Israeli women protest outside the defence ministry in Tel Aviv on January 4, 2017, in support of Israeli soldier Elor Azaria (portrait), who shot dead a wounded Palestinian assailant, as they wait for his verdict in a case that deeply divided the country and set off political tensions. The soldier, Elor Azaria, has been on trial for manslaughter in a military court since May, with right-wing politicians defending him despite top army brass harshly condemning the killing. / AFP / Jack GUEZ (Photo credit should read JACK GUEZ/AFP via Getty Images)
Israeli soldier Elor Azaria (C), who shot dead a wounded Palestinian assailant, kisses his girlfriend Orel as he awaits for the verdict in his case at the military court in Tel Aviv on January 4, 2017. Azaria, has been on trial for manslaughter in a military court since May, with right-wing politicians defending him despite top army brass harshly condemning the killing. / AFP / POOL / Heidi Levine (Photo credit should read HEIDI LEVINE/AFP via Getty Images)
Israeli soldier Elor Azaria (C), who shot dead a wounded Palestinian assailant, sits with his family as he awaits for the verdict in his case at the military court in Tel Aviv on January 4, 2017. Azaria, has been on trial for manslaughter in a military court since May, with right-wing politicians defending him despite top army brass harshly condemning the killing. / AFP / POOL / HEIDI LEVINE (Photo credit should read HEIDI LEVINE/AFP via Getty Images)
Israeli soldier Elor Azaria (C), who shot dead a wounded Palestinian assailant, sits with his parents as he awaits for the verdict in his case at the military court in Tel Aviv on January 4, 2017. Azaria, has been on trial for manslaughter in a military court since May, with right-wing politicians defending him despite top army brass harshly condemning the killing. / AFP / POOL / HEIDI LEVINE (Photo credit should read HEIDI LEVINE/AFP via Getty Images)
