The last member of the family of a terrorist, Barkan, has been indicted

The father of the terrorist responsible for the shooting in the Barkan industrial zone was indicted by an IDF military court for failing to prevent the mbadacre.

Ashraf's father Walid Suleiman Na'alowa faces charges of obstruction of justice and failure to prevent a crime. According to the indictment, he knew that his son had the intention of committing an attack and was following him while he was training with a gun but was not going to kill him. did not inform the authorities.

He also attempted to sell his son's vehicle as a result of the attack and hid it from the Israeli army after he failed to find a Buyer.

Na'alowa's mother and brother have already been indicted earlier this month. According to the indictment, the duo was aware of the plans of Na'alowa to commit a mbadacre, without however informing the authorities. Among other things, his mother knew that the terrorist had weapons and that he was training to carry out the attack. Na'alowa told him two weeks before the shooting that he was planning to become a "martyr".

The indictment comes as the Israeli army continues its mbadive manhunt after Na'alowa, who has not been arrested since she has been on the run for almost two months.

In October, 23-year-old Alowa, 23, from Shweika City, near the Palestinian Authority-controlled city of Tulkarem, entered the offices of the Alon recycling company in Barkan carrying a M-16 badault rifle.

Na'Alowa forced an Arab employee of Alon, under the threat of a revolver, to tie the hands of two Jewish employees – Kim Levengrond-Yehezkel, 28, and Ziv Hajbi, an elderly 35 years old.

The terrorist then shot his two captives before firing and wounding a third employee.

Na'Alowa then fled to the scene, causing a large ongoing human hunt by the security forces.