Israel Arrests Palestinian Suspected of Killing Rabbi and Son in West Bank Shooting Attack
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by News Editor
Israeli forces have arrested a Palestinian suspect in a drive-by shooting that killed two Israelis in the West Bank, the internal Shin Bet security service said Sunday.
It said forces also seized a weapon and a vehicle used in the shooting, and that the suspect admitted to involvement in Friday’s attack, which killed a rabbi and his son as they were driving with family south of the city of Hebron. It was not clear when the suspect was detained.
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