Jerusalem
The terrorist’s family has been notified, and now has the option of petitioning the High Court of Justice against the move, according to the Israeli military.
Omar Aliwat allegedly left the handgun and ammunition used by his 13-year-old brother in a storage bin adjacent to their home.
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The plan includes additional police units, concentrating intelligence and operational efforts and improving civilian protection in Jerusalem.
The assailant, aged 13, pulled a knife on security personnel who had boarded a bus during a routine inspection.
Magen David Adom personnel treated a 17-year-old male who was fully conscious.
The measures reportedly include seizing assets belonging to terrorists’ families and erecting additional security checkpoints between predominantly Arab and Jewish neighborhoods in the capital.
The attack comes in the wake of a terror attack in Jerusalem that claimed the lives of three people, including two brothers aged eight and six.
The fatalities were identified as Yaakov Israel Paley, 6, his brother, Asher Menachem, 8, and Alter Shlomo Lederman, 20.
Rabbi Rami Brachyahu said the measure was necessary following the Jan. 27 Palestinian terrorist attack that killed seven people at a synagogue in Jerusalem.
The family of terrorist Alqam Khayri, 21, has been notified of the decision, according to the Israeli military.
Between Jan. 1 and Feb. 7, 144 structures were destroyed in eastern Jerusalem and Area C of Judea and Samaria.
