Four terrorists' homes destroyed overnight
The demolitions were carried out without special incidents , after the High Court of Justice rejects appeals from the terrorists' families.
The destruction was carried out less than 48 hours after the High Court of Justice approved the state's demolition orders.
Engineering forces destroyed the homes of the terrorists, whom were responsible for the murders of Malachi Rosenfeld, and Eitam and Na'ama Henkin. The home of Mohad Hamad, who was convicted for the murder of Rosenfeld, was destroyed in the village of Silwad, near Ramallah.
Three other homes belonging to Hamas operatives from the group that killed the Henkin couple were also destroyed in Nablus. The attack is largely considered the first major violent act of the recent terror wave.
The homes of the men who murdered Danny Gonen, who was killed near the settlement of Dolev, have yet to be destroyed in light of the High Court rejecting a recent appeal by the terrorist's family. They are however expected to be demolished in the coming days.
The house of convicted terrorist Abdallah Ischak, one of the men who murdered Rosenfeld, will not be demolished after the High Court accepted an appeal which stated that the man had rented his apartment and did not have sufficient ties to justify the home's demolition.
The demolitions were all conducted peacefully, and without special incident.
