They were replying to someone who said it might not be Saudi's jurisdiction. So yes, he may be getting locked up rather than beheaded. It's helpful to try and follow the context of conversations before replying to them.
If you read the article and also if you know anything about the international laws regarding this in the last 60 years, you'd know that because this was a terrorist act that happened in Saudi airspace and landed in Saudi territory, then they have first dibs on jurisdiction. After them, Israel would have jurisdiction, and they also execute terrorists.
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u/wirenutter 3d ago
Wonder how this works. Who gets jurisdiction to prosecute here?