Bereaved Parents Urge Halt to Planned Land Plowing Near Alon Road Citing Security Risks

Moshe and Tzipi Harmalch, parents of Shuli Harmalch who was murdered 23 years ago near the village of Al-Mu'ayer, are calling to stop the planned plowing scheduled for tomorrow on both sides of Alon Road. They warn that allowing militants from Al-Mu'ayer to resume cultivating lands left untouched for over three years could reverse security gains and grant these militants easier access to Alon Road. The Harmalch parents recall the tragic murder of their eldest son on the road adjacent to the hostile village and emphasize that his blood still stains the ground near the memorial they erected in his memory. They stress that this planned move risks returning to the dangerous security situation they endured in the past. As parents who paid a heavy price due to the army's failures and militant boldness, they demand the military halt the decision and prevent a return to those difficult times.