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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

IDF Maps West Bank Home of Terrorist in Bell Checkpoint Attack

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Israeli soldiers mapped the West Bank home of a terrorist who carried out a ramming attack on September 23, seriously wounding Neria Leiter. Leiter, son of the Israeli Ambassador to the US, suffered severe head injuries. Defense officials are considering demolishing the terrorist's house, with the victim showing signs of recovery.

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  • IDF soldiers mapped the West Bank home of a terrorist responsible for a September 23 ramming attack.
  • The attack seriously wounded Neria Leiter, son of Israeli Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter.
  • Leiter sustained severe head injuries and was unconscious but showing signs of recovery.
  • Defense officials are considering demolishing the terrorist's house.
  • The attack took place at the Bell checkpoint on Route 443 in the West Bank.

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