No terrorist is immune,' Netanyahu says as IDF chief orders reinforcements to join manhunt
the Israeli National Security Minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, affirmed that should the terrorist who carried out the shooting attack is not killed during the manhunt, "he belongs on the gallows."
No terrorist is immune to the consequences of carrying out terror attacks, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday, following the deadly shooting attack near Neveh Tzuf and an attempted car ramming near Jenin.
"Our security forces are currently pursuing the despicable terrorist who carried out the murderous attack in Binyamin," he said. "No terrorist is immune, nor are those who aided them. We will settle the score with all of them: in Gaza, in Lebanon, and in Judea and Samaria."
He added that he has instructed the IDF and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) to reinforce troops in the West Bank, impose blockades, and conduct offensive operations and arrests in order to safeguard the security of Israeli citizens, as well as the immediate demolition of the terrorist's home.
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