Six people were injured, five critically and seriously, in a multi-scene stabbing attack in Hadera on Wednesday morning.
The terrorist moved from scene to scene on a moped stabbing people with an axe and a knife at four separate locations.
MDA paramedics said they treated six victims and evacuated them to Hillel Yaffe Hospital in the city, two in critical condition, three in serious condition, and one in moderate condition.
One of the critically wounded victims is an avreich, a resident of the city. His name for tefillah is (the name Chaim has been added) Chaim Rafael Mordechai ben Sora. Another one of the victims was a yeshiva bochur, a talmid of Yeshivas Knesses Yitzchak in the city. His condition is not yet clear.
The suspect fled the scene and police officers launched a manhunt after him. The dramatic video below shows the suspect being cornered, neutralized, and arrested. He was later identified as Ahmad Jabareen, 36, an Israeli citizen from Umm al-Fahm, an Israeli-Arab city in the Haifa District, 12 miles northwest of Jenin.
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The monster should have been shot dead, not in a leg and arrested
Why did those Israelis not riddle his legs with bullets so that he remains crippled for life? Why? Why? Why?
Stupid Israelis they should have shot him in the head
This is what our chazal talked about כל המרחם על האכזר סופו לאכזר על הרחמים
עם קשי עורף – when will we learn to use our עקשנות for good things?
What a crazy scene. Why didn’t they kill him instantly?!?! Ridiculous.
they didnt eliminate him now he is free to return
The leftists in the Israeli “justice system”, and also the overwhelmingly leftist army heads, has made many police and soldiers reluctant to shoot terrorists. They don’t want to face the legal consequences they will have to face if they shoot these garbage terrorists.
@אין לנו להישען אלא על אבינו שבשמים
and all the other commenters here, whilst I understand you all (and agree a terrorist that did such a thing needs to be sorted out, not just minimally hurt), if I may, I would like to explain, for those that have never used/shot a gun in their life (I have had to, on more than one occasion), have it very hard understanding the one who does.
It doesn’t matter how savage the one shot was, one thing that never leaves a [humane] shooter’s mind is that they just shot a human being that Hashem created.
Yes, they might be/have been an animal, but human emotions are so, in fact, many/most times any soldier in any said conflict will have PTSD over this.
Take that into account, and you’ll understand why they were reluctant to shoot…