Israeli man killed in West Bank shooting ahead of Yom Kippur
- On Sunday, Netanel Shakaron, 30, died following a shooting attack at the Ein Raya spring near Neve Tzuf while preparing for Yom Kippur with his eldest son.
- Shakaron, a father of six and information systems analyst at Hachshara Insurance, was described by community leaders as a beloved man; his wife, Dr. Mirav Shakaron, is a lecturer at Ariel University.
- Binyamin Regional Council head Israel Ganz stated the assailant used an M16 rifle, prompting Israeli security forces to capture the suspect three hours later after an extensive search.
- Shortly after the shooting, a second attack occurred in Samaria near the reestablished town of Ganim, where two terrorists attempted to ram a vehicle into IDF soldiers, killing one attacker and arresting the second.
- These attacks occurred just before Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, heightening regional tensions as security officials continue investigating whether the attacker acted with accomplices.
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Heartbreaking farewell to Netanel Shukrun: ‘Dad, thank you for giving me my life’
Netanel Shukrun, murdered hours before Yom Kippur, was laid to rest as hundreds mourned; His 16-year-old son, whom he saved in the attack, eulogized him: 'Thank you for giving me my life'; His wife: 'Thank you for your bravery'
'Palestinian' Terrorist Kills Israeli Netanel Shakron, Father of Six, in Samaria on Yom Kippur Eve
When an Israeli living in Judea and Samaria vandalizes Palestinian property, the condemnation from the Left, the Western media, the UN, the Democrat/Labor Party et al is absolutely fierce. However, the persistent and decades long Palestinian terrorism against the Jewish people of Israel results in crickets. Palestinian terrorism against the Israeli people is a crime against humanity. Yet the UN and Western governments continue to fund the genoci…
"The soldiers began conducting house-to-house searches and set up interrogation centers in buildings they had seized," said the mayor of the small town of about 8,000 residents northwest of Jerusalem.
The country is under very high surveillance after an Israeli settler was killed Sunday, September 20 near Ramallah. The alleged perpetrator of the attack, a Palestinian was arrested. This assassination occurred shortly before Yom Kippur, the day of great forgiveness, the most holy day of the Jewish calendar.
Jerusalem. The Israeli Minister of National Security, the ultra-rightist Itamar Ben-Gvir, demanded the application of the death penalty against the perpetrator of a shooting that killed a settler near the settlement of Halamish, in the reoccupied West Bank, while the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog, pardoned the former soldier Elor Azaria, convicted in 2017 for murdering a wounded Palestinian.
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