IDF demolishes home of terrorist from Tel Aviv attack, Palestinian killed in exchange of fire

Home of Ra'ad Hazem, terrorist in attack killing three in Tel Aviv's bustling shopping street last April, demolished as troops exchange fire with militants during riot

Elisha Ben Kimon, Einav Halabi|
The IDF early on Tuesday, demolished the Jenin home of terrorist Ra’ad Hazem who killed three in a shooting attack in Tel Aviv last April.
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  • Palestinians militant fired shots at the forces who returned fire. The Palestinians said that 29-year-old Muhammad Saba'ana was killed, and several others were wounded.
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    פעילות כוחות הביטחון
    פעילות כוחות הביטחון
    IDF demolishes the home of Tel Aviv terrorist
    (Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit)
    The home was demolished after a court approved the move.
    Riots erupted in the area, but according to the military, there were no casualties among the IDF forces.
    "During the operation, violent riots began, as Molotov cocktails, stones, and explosive devices were hurled at the forces." the military spokesperson said. "The troops responded with fire and other protest dispersal means. The soldiers reported that some of the militants were hit," the IDF said.
    Hazem opened fire at people sitting in a bar in Tel Aviv, killing three and wounding six, before he escaped.
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    הזירה בתל אביב
    הזירה בתל אביב
    The scene of the terror attack in Tel Aviv
    (Photo: EPA)
    After a massive manhunt was launched, which included military units, police anti-terror troops and volunteers, he was detected outside a Jaffa mosque and killed.
    The attack took place during a terror wave which cost the lives of 18 Israelis. Most of the attacks were carried out by loan wolf actors who were not affiliated directly with any known terror infrastructure.
    The attacks prompted the IDF to launch nearly nightly raids on the West Bank with a special emphasis on the Jenin area, where some of the terrorists originated.
    On Sunday, two brothers from Jenin and another man, opened fire on a bus carrying troops in the Jordan valley, wounding seven. the brothers were captured soon after the attack while their third accomplice escaped and was still at large.
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