The village of Yatta in the southern Hebron region has been sealed off by the IDF following the Sarona Market terror attack on Wednesday night.
The two Islamic terrorists, both 21-years-old, are cousins, and come from the same village.
No entry or exit is allowed to or out from the terrorists’ village at the moment.
Both terrorists were residing illegally in Tel Aviv. One had returned from a trip to Jordan a few months ago.
The village of Yatta has a long history of terror attacks.
Researchers and Arabs in the Hebron region believe that many of the villagers of Yatta are actually descendants of Jews who were forced to convert to Islam a few hundred years ago during the Ottoman period. In particular, members of the Mahamra (“winemaker” Makhamreh מחאמרה) clan are generally believed to be of Jewish descent.
It is known that at least until the 4th century CE, Yatta (the Bibilical Jutta) was a large Jewish town. A Jewish cemetery going back 1800 years still exists in the village.
The terrorists in the Sarona attack have been identified as Khalid and Muhamad Mahamra (Makhamreh).
Khalid Mahamra is known to be associated with Hamas and studied in a Jordanian military university.
Reinstate the death penalty. Jewish lives should not be so cheap to sacrifice.
Bulldoze the whole town
arab monsters
In a public display in view of all Palestinian Cut the balls off and slowely blead to dead .Distoy all of them is a gift to all man kind..G-d Blass Israel
Demolish the family home and deport the family to Gaza. There should be a public hanging, except that we Jew's are too compassionate.
Why is it always "cousins"? Has anyone else noticed this pattern? I guess Islam doesn't cause terror, cousins do. :-/
Carpet bomb this village and it’s useless inhabitants
Demolish the village and deport all inhabitants into Jordan (who will probably refuse to take them; then just dump them into Gaza).
Yes, it is collective punishment. But this is collective crime.
Heart breaking! A family that at some time was forced to convert from Judaism to Islam. One wonders what pressure the family and the boys were under that made them commit this horrible crime.
I am sure that there is some good work here for Chabad, to bring them back to the fold. Imagine that: They follow the (re)conversion process, get the right of return, make Aliyah, but stay living where they are, and finally be roundly condemned for constituting an illegal Israeli settlement by some of those UN beacons of human rights, such as Saudi Arabia.
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