The terrorist who murdered Natanel Shkaron, may his memory be a blessing, in his interrogation: "I understood that if I killed myself my debts wouldn't disappear - so I decided to murder Jews"
Three days after the shooting attack in Binyamin, i24NEWS's crime reporter publishes the terrorist's statements from his interrogation. He said he incurred debts of hundreds of thousands of shekels, planned to commit suicide but feared the debts wouldn't disappear and he wouldn't reach paradise, so he decided to murder Jews. The terrorist described how he went to the Rawabi area the day before the attack but retreated, and the next day drove his family, took a loaded weapon, and went to carry out the attack.
Three days after the shooting attack in Binyamin in which Natanel (Nati) Shkaron was murdered on the eve of Yom Kippur, i24NEWS's crime reporter, Li Ayesh, publishes the terrorist's statements from his interrogation. The terrorist said that over the past year he had incurred debts of hundreds of thousands of shekels. The day before the attack he planned to commit suicide, but changed his mind after realizing that suicide would not erase his debts nor grant him paradise. Instead, he decided to carry out an attack and murder Jews. According to him, the day before the attack he went to the Rawabi area with a loaded weapon, saw Israeli vehicles but was afraid and left. On the day of the attack, he drove his children to kindergarten and his wife to work, took a loaded weapon with a round in the chamber, and set out. Shkaron, a father of six and a high-tech professional, arrived at a spring in Binyamin with his eldest son Yoav for a pre-fast immersion. The terrorist opened fire at his vehicle; the son was not injured. An IDF soldier returned fire and the terrorist fled, captured about three hours later at a hospital in Ramallah where he had taken himself.