Female Terrorist Inspired by Dream to ‘Kill Jews’ Indicted for Attempted Murder
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The scene of the stabbing attack in Rosh Ha’ayin. The female terrorist behind the attack was indicted for attempted murder. Photo: Screenshot.
Shatila Abu Iyadh, 22, who carried out a stabbing attack in Rosh HaAyin earlier this month was indicted for attempted murder at the Central District Court in Lod on Sunday.
According to the indictment, a dream, in which “the prophet” searched for her, inspired Iydah to become more religious and “kill Jews” as part of her new religious obligations to Allah.
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