A manhunt for the terrorist attack in the city of Greece on Thursday night has been launched by the Israeli police. Authorities announced on Friday that two main suspects of the attack, with three dead are 19-year-old Assad Youssef Assad al-Rafai (bottom photo) and 20-year-old Jabhi Imad Abu Shakir, both residents of Jenin. Police released photos of the perpetrators.
The attack took place in two areas. In the first area, the victim, a guard, tried to get into his vehicle and was attacked by a terrorist armed with an ax.
The terrorists then arrived at a playground and killed one of the residents with an ax. A gunman on the spot fired at them once but was killed by the terrorists with an ax. The alleged perpetrators then fled.
Following the attack, Public Security Minister Omer Bar Lev arrived at the scene and assessed the situation with police chiefs.
“We paid a heavy price tonight,” said Bar Lev. “Police, the Shin Bet (Israeli Security Service) and the IDF (Israeli army) are now pursuing the terrorists who carried out the attack and will arrest them, dead or alive. If it turns out that someone had sent the terrorists to carry out the attack, will pay the price. “We are in the middle of a difficult battle against Palestinian terrorism and we will eradicate it from villages, cities and refugee camps.”
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