News coming from Israel media says a demolition order was issued on Wednesday for the home of terrorist Muhannad Al-Sa’oudah, who carried out the shooting attack near the Tarkumiya checkpoint in September.
Sa'oudah was accounted for killing three police officers: Deputy Superintendent Arik Ben Eliyahu, Chief Warrant Officer Hadas Barantz, and Chief Warrant Officer Roni Shakuri.
Israeli forces searched for the terrorist after the shooting occured and surrounded Al-Sa’oudah at his Hebron home, killing him in an exchange of fire, the military and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) said.
Ben Eliyahu, 37, from Kiryat Gat, left behind a wife, three children, parents, and two sisters.
Branch, 53, of Sde Moshe, left behind a husband, three children, a granddaughter, parents, and five siblings.
Shakuri, 61, from Sderot, left behind a wife, a daughter, a granddaughter, and three siblings.
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