Israeli Border Police Video Shows Operation in Which Barkan Terrorist Was Killed
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by Benjamin Kerstein

A screenshot from the video showing the operation in which terrorist Ashraf Naalwa was killed.
A video has been published by the Israeli Border Police showing the operation in the West Bank last month in which the Palestinian terrorist who murdered two Israelis in October at the Barkan Industrial Park was tracked down and killed.
Ashraf Naalwa, who shot Kim Yehezkel-Levengrond and Ziv Hagbi to death at their workplace on Oct. 2, was located on Dec. 12 in the Askar refugee camp in Nablus after a lengthy manhunt involving the Border Police, IDF and Shin Bet.
The video shows special forces soldiers searching the apartment building where Naalwa was hiding, and then breaking into the residence in question with the help of a search dog named “Rambo,” who was shot several times by the terrorist.
Naalwa was killed in the exchange of fire.
“Rambo” was the only Israeli casualty, and is still undergoing treatment for his wounds.
Watch the video below (via Mako):
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