so what's the big deal? what's the big surprise? didn't israelis understand once they voted "kadima" into power that this would happen? and don't they realise it now? and if they do why aren't they terminating the kadimas?

These women have contributed in their own way to the country. It's not easy to replace that talent that they brought to the country. They lived quiet and noble lives. Nobody, least their families, would expect for it to end the way it did. From what I've read here, the guy had a nasty criminal record. I also read on the site that he was within the area of Jerusalem municipality. And that poses some problems. Most of East Jerusalem is populated by Arabs. And it's the same area that Israel reclaimed and opened to all. I don't think it desirable to see it fenced. Having Jerusalem as one means a lot for the country. So there will need to be a way to deal with those with a severe criminal record like the one the guy had.

Give them jobs! Make them part of society! Now what? This murderer had a job, blue ID card with all the benefits that come with it. Just like every other citizen of Israel. Still not enough. What a shock! why? they don't want jobs or I.D's or benefits. THEY WANT US!!!

Israeli-Arabs have increasingly involved in terrorist activities. Former MK Azmi Bishara, one of the most senior and prominent Israeli-Arab representatives, fled Israel after an advanced investigation into treason and assistance to Hizbullah during the Second Lebanon War. Most recently, an Israeli-Arab from Jerusalem carried out the shooting murder of eight yeshiva students at the Merkaz HaRav Yeshiva. His parents subsequently set up a mourning tent adorned with the flags of the Hizbullah. More at : http://xrl.us/bi3hx

And may the Lord be with them, and their families find solace in their grief. Amen

This article is an obituary. Have some respect.

To the Palestinian State of Jordan where they can live very happy with that country's 75 % Palestinian population on what was 78% of Mandate land.

Saving your chldrens life . these women died witih courage and honor, and wll be remembered with dignity. May HaShem bless them