N12 reports that a militant involved in the weapon snatch attack in Susya surrendered to Israeli security forces.
On Monday afternoon, N12 reported that a militant involved in the weapon snatch attack in Susya surrendered to Israeli security forces. This development follows the capture of the main suspect and the recovery of the stolen weapon on Saturday evening, as The Zioneer reported.
The attack occurred on Saturday evening in the Judean community of Susya. According to initial reports, a soldier was wounded when a militant used a stone to strike him and snatched his weapon. The IDF quickly captured the primary suspect and recovered the weapon, with details of the incident emerging through the evening. The Zioneer first reported the attack and subsequent capture at 21:01 Jerusalem on Saturday, with updates detailing the stone assault and the soldier's injury.
Monday's report adds that a second participant in the attack has now turned himself in to security forces. The circumstances of the surrender and the identity of the individual have not been fully disclosed.
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