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The May 2 murder of Yehuda Guetta "because he was a Jew."<ref>[https://www.inn.co.il/news/491718 Rabbi Yosef Eliyahu mourns Yehuda Guetta hy"d: Murdered only because he was a Jew], ''INN'', 06.05.21.<blockquote><font size=1>Hundreds of family, friends and acquaintances accompanied Yehuda today (Thursday) on his last journey
The May 2 murder of Yehuda Guetta "because he was a Jew."<ref>[https://www.inn.co.il/news/491718 Rabbi Yosef Eliyahu mourns Yehuda Guetta hy"d: Murdered only because he was a Jew], ''INN'', 06.05.21.<blockquote><font size=1>Hundreds of family, friends and acquaintances accompanied Yehuda today (Thursday) on his last journey
Hundreds of family members, friends and acquaintances accompanied Yehuda Guetta, the 19-year-old who was killed in a terrorist attack at Tapuach Junction, on his last journey today (Thursday).</font></blockquote><ref>Neteal Bendel, "The High Court approved the demolition of the family home of the murderer of Yehuda Guetta." ''Haaretz'', June 23, 2021.<blockquote><font size=1>
Hundreds of family members, friends and acquaintances accompanied Yehuda Guetta, the 19-year-old who was killed in a terrorist attack at Tapuach Junction, on his last journey today (Thursday).</font></blockquote></ref><ref>Neteal Bendel, "The High Court approved the demolition of the family home of the murderer of Yehuda Guetta." ''Haaretz'', June 23, 2021.<blockquote><font size=1>
The High Court today (Wednesday) approved the demolition of the house of Muntasir Shalabi, who is accused of carrying out the attack in which Yehuda Guetta was killed last month near the Tapuach junction in the West Bank. Justices Yitzhak Amit, David Mintz and Ofer Grosskopf rejected a petition In the village of Turmus Aya, where his wife and three of his children live.
The High Court today (Wednesday) approved the demolition of the house of Muntasir Shalabi, who is accused of carrying out the attack in which Yehuda Guetta was killed last month near the Tapuach junction in the West Bank. Justices Yitzhak Amit, David Mintz and Ofer Grosskopf rejected a petition In the village of Turmus Aya, where his wife and three of his children live.
Judge Mintz reiterated the ruling that "the need for deterrence remains the same even when it comes to a residence where minors live." The judges rejected the family's claim that Shalabi suffered from mental problems, and ruled that he carried out the attack out of a nationalist motive.
Judge Mintz reiterated the ruling that "the need for deterrence remains the same even when it comes to a residence where minors live." The judges rejected the family's claim that Shalabi suffered from mental problems, and ruled that he carried out the attack out of a nationalist motive.