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Father of Fallen Soldier: 'My House Is Destroyed, Life Is Gone'

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Grieving Father Demands Expulsion of Terrorists' Families

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Amnon Suilam, father of Sergeant Yuval Shi Suilam killed in a terror attack near Hebron, demanded the expulsion of terrorists' families from Israel. He stated that if the state fails to act, "we will take matters into our own hands." Suilam also questioned the circumstances of his son's death, citing a weapon malfunction. Yuval Suilam, 20, was buried in Hod Hasharon.

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  • Father of slain soldier Yuval Shi Suilam demanded expulsion of terrorists' families from Israel.
  • Amnon Suilam vowed to "take matters into our own hands" if the state does not act.
  • The father questioned the circumstances of his son's death, citing a weapon malfunction.
  • Sergeant Yuval Shi Suilam, 20, was killed in a terrorist attack near Hebron on Friday.
  • Yuval Suilam was buried Sunday in Hod Hasharon.
Grieving Father Demands Expulsion of Terrorists' Families
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Amnon Suilam, the father of Sergeant Yuval Shi Suilam, who was killed in a terrorist attack near Hebron on Friday, demanded on Sunday during his son's funeral that the families of terrorists be expelled from Israel until the end of the seven-day mourning period. "If the state doesn't do the job, we will take matters into our own hands," he stated. Suilam also sought answers regarding the circumstances of his son's death, saying, "Yuval wanted to save his friend, he was hit and had a malfunction in his weapon. We will not give up and want to know how we reached this situation." Yuval, 20, was laid to rest at the Neve Hadar cemetery in Hod Hasharon.

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