Palestinian Suspect in Jerusalem Attack Planned on Harming Jews for a Week in Advance, Police Say
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The suspect behind a car attack in Jerusalem earlier this month said he started planning a week ahead on harming Jews, police said. Photo: Berthold Werner via Wikimedia Commons.
Times of Israel – A Palestinian man suspected of assaulting seven Israelis with his car earlier this month in a Jerusalem terror attack told investigators that he plotted to harm Jews for a week beforehand, Israeli police said Monday.
Mohammad Salima, 21, from East Jerusalem’s Ras al-Amud neighborhood, confessed to assaulting Israeli soldiers in an attack that left six Border Police officers and a civilian injured on March 6, according to a police statement.
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