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Israeli military surrounded Wednesday the home of Ashraf Walid Saliman Na'alwa, suspected of carrying the deadly shooting in a West Bank factory in October, Palestinians reported. Israeli soldiers called to him or her, according to the reports, and are currently interrogating his family members.
It seems that Na'alwa was at home during the IDF operation. Since the attack, Na'alwa has been one of those who helped him escape.
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On Tuesday, IDF Central Command Maj. Gen. Nadav Padan issued a demolition order for the building basement and ground floor. Na'alwa's family at the High Court of Justice.
Na'alwa, a 23-year old from the West Bank village of Shuwaykah, worked at Alon recycling plant, where the attack took place. He killed two Israelis and wounded a third at the factory in Barkan industrial zone on October 7.
The two victims were identified as Ziv Hajbi, 35, and Kim Yehezkel-Levengrond, 29, both married with children. A third casualty, a 54-year-old woman, was hospitalized in moderate condition. Before carrying out the deadly shooting, Na'alwa gave a coworker a note in which he said he planned to commit suicide and praised late Palestinian leader Ybader Arafat.
A manhunt has been underway ever since. Security forces raided Na'alwa's home after the attack, interrogated his relatives and arrested the badailant's brother and sister, along with several other people from the village.
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