Netanyahu: Ramallah stabber's house to be demolished
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Cairo - Mena
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to demolish the house of the Palestinian who stabbed to death three Israelis in Halamish settlement in Ramallah, Yediot Ahronot newspaper reported.
Netanyahu said "security forces are acting as required at all times. The home of the terrorist will be demolished as soon as possible and we will work against those who incite to murder."
The stabbing came after Israeli forces imposed new restrictive security measures at Al Aqsa mosque, including the installation of metal detectors.
Source: Mena
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