The writer discusses the exposure of the Shin Bet Jewish Department and the need for justice for Amiram Ben-Uliel, who was convicted of the murder of three members of the Dawabsheh family. The writer questions Ben-Uliel's guilt and highlights various factors that raise suspicions, including the location of the attack and the focus on Jewish suspects rather than investigating Arab members of the Dawabsheh clan. The writer also notes that Ben-Uliel's confession was obtained through torture, which is illegal. The writer calls for a re-trial and urges voices to be raised on Ben-Uliel's behalf.