"To stab a settler and kill him": The terrorist from the attempted attack in Samaria will be charged with attempted murder
The terrorist from the attempted attack in Samaria will be charged with attempted murder after confessing that his goal was to kill a settler. A prosecutor's statement will be filed against him tomorrow. In his investigation, he linked the attack on olive harvesters in his village to the attack.
The terrorist who attempted a stabbing attack at the Hanina farm in Samaria about a month ago will be charged with attempted murder. Tomorrow, a prosecutor's statement is expected to be filed against him ahead of an indictment for attempted murder and planning military activity. He is Ahmed Kahala, 31, from the village of Ramon, who arrived at the farm on October 5 armed with a knife and a lighter, set a vehicle on fire, and was neutralized by residents. In his investigation, he explicitly linked reports of an attack on olive harvesters in the village to his decision to carry out the attack, saying: "My goal was to stab and kill a settler because of the olive harvest events." The new details were published by crime desk head Li Ayesh.