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According to police, one of the settlers staying at the outpost returned several times after being evicted and was “arrested for going crazy and for physical violence opposed to the troops. “
Some 150 protesters from Abaween and two villages in the region demonstrated on the floor on Thursday afternoon in reaction to the new outpost.
“We have noticed what is in Area C [where Israel has security and civil control]: settlers arrive, lie in the hills, destroy trees and burn cars. They shoot us and cause trouble,” Abu Mohammad said.
Ohayon, who stabbed wednesday, father of 4 children and member of the ultra-Orthodox petah Tikva network who studied full-time in a devout establishment known as kollel in the vicinity of the city of Kfar Saba, according to Haredi media.
Ohayon’s funeral was held at Petah Tikva’s Segula Cemetery in the early hours of Thursday morning, with 40 other people and more than 150 outdoors in the cemetery due to coronavirus restrictions. He is survived by his wife Sivan and their four children: Tohar, 13. , Hillel, 11, Shiloh, 9, and Malachie, 4.
Evyatar Cohen, Ohayon’s former neighbor, said at the funeral: “He’s a humble, kind, quiet man. He’s a genius to each other and we didn’t know it. “
Police arrested Khalil Abd al-Khaliq Dweikat, 46, a resident of the village of Rujeeb in the northern West Bank near Nablus and a father of six, and said the attack was motivated by a terrorist. Weikat had a legal permit to paint paintings for Israel and had no history of terrorist activities. .
The Shin Bet security service said it was looking for the option of an intellectual disease history, but that it was “too early to say” whether that could be just the attack.
It is very important for Palestinians with legal permission to carry out attacks in Israel, after undergoing extensive background checks and normal checks through the Israeli security services. It is also rare for such attacks to be perpetrated through middle-aged men; perpetrators are usually teenagers or twentysomethings.
IDF troops raided Dweikat’s house and began making plans for the demolition of the structure, the army announced Thursday.
Times of Israel contributed to this report.