The IDF Central Command commander signed a notice of intent to confiscate and demolish the home of Dawas Hassoun, the terrorist who carried out the March 21 attack near Beit Imrin, murdering Yehuda Sherman and wounding another Israeli, the military said Sunday evening. The notice had been served last week, the military added.
The IDF Central Command commander signed the formal notice of intent to confiscate and demolish the home of terrorist Dawas Hassoun on Sunday evening, the military said. The notice had been served to the family last week, according to the military, formalizing the demolition order that had been reported earlier.
The Zioneer reported earlier Sunday (at 20:33 Jerusalem) that the commander had signed the order, identifying Hassoun as the perpetrator of the March 21 attack near Beit Imrin in Judea and Samaria, which murdered Yehuda Sherman and wounded another Israeli civilian. The initial report did not specify that the family had been notified last week; the new update provides that timeline.
The demolition of terrorist homes in Judea and Samaria is a standard Israeli counter-terror measure intended to deter future attacks. The order must still undergo a legal review process before the demolition can be carried out.
The military's announcement confirms the formalization of the procedure, but the actual demolition has not yet been executed.
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