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Being in love with a Muslim proved fatal for this Christian teen.

Arab-Israeli Henriette Karra, 17, was butchered by her father, who disapproved of her relationship with a jailed Muslim man — for whom she planned to convert to Islam, according to reports.

She was murdered June 13, after spending the last two weeks of her life in hiding from her family, which launched a campaign of threats and violence against her, Haaretz reported.

Her father, Sami, felt humiliated by his daughter’s behavior, and viewed the relationship as an affront to the “family’s honor,” Henriette’s mom told police.

The dad and other relatives tried to intimidate Henriette into dumping her boyfriend — and even threatened his mother, who let the girl hide out at her home.

In early June, Sami allegedly beat and threatened Henriette, telling her, “I would spend my whole life in jail. I don’t care,” according to the Jerusalem Post.

The frightened teen also filed a police report a week before her death saying her own mother had attacked her.

Henriette texted a pal about being under attack, the Jerusalem Post reported.

“You won’t believe what they did to me… They are sending people to kill me,” one of her texts read.

“They are searching for me in every possible place,” she wrote in another message. “You don’t understand what fear this is. I don’t believe I have the strength to stand on my feet and run away.”

In the days before she was killed, Henriette admitted to a relative that she planned to convert once her boyfriend got out of prison later that week.

The relative told Sami, who then hatched the murderous plot, authorities believe. The teen was found dead in her parents’ kitchen in Ramle, Israel, with stab wounds to the neck.

Sami, 58, who has a lengthy rap sheet for intimidation, property violations and drug dealing, was charged in Henriette’s death on Sunday.

His lawyers have denied the allegations.

“It’s no secret that the family had a bad relationship, so to speak, between the deceased and her family in light of the criticism her family had of her behavior,” attorneys Shukri Abu Tabik and Giora Zilberstein told Ynet. “This did not lead to murder and could not lead to murder.

“The complaints against [Henriette] were only to reunite the family.”

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