Saudi government executes 37 men for terrorism, crucifies one of them

The Saudi Arabian government said it has executed 37 men for terrorism crimes and one of them was crucified.

The men were accused of “cooperating with hostile parties in a way that damaged the high interests of the homeland,” Saudi officials said in a statement Tuesday, and were executed on the basis of “their adoption of extremist, terrorist ideology and forming terrorist cells to corrupt and disturb security, spread chaos and cause sectarian discord.”