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Netanyahu after Neve Tzuf attack: 'No terrorist is immune, not even those who helped them'
The PM responded to the shooting in Neve Tzuf in Benjamin, in which a man of about 30 was murdered, and announced that he ordered the continued manhunt for the terrorist and the immediate destruction of his home. Netanyahu made clear that 'we will settle accounts with all of them' in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank, and ordered the IDF and Shin Bet to operate in the West Bank with reinforced forces, impose curfews and conduct arrests. Defense Minister Israel Katz sent condolences to the family and blessed the soldiers at the Gannim checkpoint who eliminated one terrorist and captured another.
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PM Benjamin Netanyahu responded to the shooting in Neve Tzuf in Benjamin, in which a man of about 30 was murdered, announced that he ordered the continued manhunt for the terrorist and the immediate destruction of his home, and made clear that 'we will settle accounts with all of them' in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank.
PM Benjamin Netanyahu responded on Sunday to the shooting in Neve Tzuf in Benjamin, in which a man of about 30 was murdered, announced that he ordered the continued manhunt for the terrorist and the immediate destruction of his home, and made clear that 'we will settle accounts with all of them' in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank.
According to Netanyahu, 'Our forces are currently pursuing the despicable terrorist who carried out the murderous attack in Benjamin.' Netanyahu added: 'No terrorist is immune, not even those who helped them,' and noted that 'we will settle accounts with all of them' in Gaza, Lebanon and the West Bank.
According to Netanyahu, 'Our brave soldiers at the same time eliminated one terrorist and captured another and prevented an attack.' He said that he ordered the IDF and Shin Bet to operate in the West Bank with reinforced forces, impose curfews and conduct offensive and arrest operations, and also 'to act to demolish the home of the terrorist immediately.' He also said that 'On behalf of all Israeli citizens, my wife and I send heartfelt condolences to the family of the murder victim in the terror attack and share in their great sorrow.'
Defense Minister Israel Katz said that 'On the eve of Yom Kippur, our hearts are with the family of the murder victim in the terror attack at Neve Tzuf,' and expressed confidence that IDF forces will quickly locate the terrorist 'and settle accounts with him.' Katz blessed the IDF soldiers at the Gannim checkpoint 'who eliminated one terrorist and captured another and prevented an attack,' and said that the IDF and security forces are ready to protect the borders and Israeli citizens 'against enemies who seek to carry out attacks specifically on the holiest day of the Jewish people.'
Source: Srugim
