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Eight Palestinians arrested on suspicion of aiding fugitive who killed IDF soldier

The suspects, all residents of Shuafat and Anata, are relatives and acquaintances of Uday Tamimi, who carried out a deadly terror attack on Oct. 8.

Israeli personnel search for the terrorist who shot and killed an 18-year-old IDF soldier on Oct. 8, at the Shuafat checkpoint in Jerusalem. Credit: Israel Police.
Israeli personnel search for the terrorist who shot and killed an 18-year-old IDF soldier on Oct. 8, at the Shuafat checkpoint in Jerusalem. Credit: Israel Police.

Eight Palestinians were arrested on Tuesday morning on suspicion of aiding the gunman who killed an IDF soldier and wounded a security guard at the Shuafat crossing in Jerusalem on Oct. 8, according to an Israel Police statement.

Sgt. Noa Lazar, a member of the IDF Military Police’s Erez battalion, was shot on Oct. 8 by Uday Tamimi, 22, and later died in hospital of her wounds.

The suspects apprehended on Tuesday are all residents of the Shuafat and the nearby town of Anata, and are relatives and acquaintances of Tamimi, according to police. Weapons and military combat vests were also seized, according to the statement.

Palestinians hurled firebombs and rocks at Israeli security forces during the arrest raids, police said.

There were no immediate reports of casualties.

Meanwhile, doctors at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem continue to treat David Morel, 30, who was shot in the head in the Oct. 8 attack.

He was in serious and unstable condition after reportedly being put in a medically induced coma.

Last Tuesday, IDF soldier Staff Sgt. Ido Baruch was killed in a terrorist attack near the community of Shavei Shomron in Samaria.

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