Israel on Wednesday demolished the home of a Palestinian involved in a deadly October attack, a day after two Palestinian militants stormed a Synagouge killing five people, including three Americans and a British national.
The early-morning demolition targeted the property of Abdel Rahman al-Shaludi, who killed two people last month when he plowed his car into a crowd waiting at the Ammunition Hill station of Jerusalem’s light Rail on October 22. The attack killed a three-month-old baby girl and a 22-year-old woman. Al-Shaludi, 21, was shot by the police as he fled, later succumbing to his wounds.
Amid a wave of unrest, two Palestinians from the annexed east Jerusalem on Tuesday carried out one of the most gruesome killings reported in the holy city since 2008 when a Palestinian killed eight people at a religious school.