Man Killed in East Jerusalem Family Feud Sparks Silwan Clashes; Police Shoot Dead Two Attackers

A violent family dispute in East Jerusalem led to the murder of a 30-year-old man late Saturday night, triggering riots in the Silwan neighborhood. Emergency services reported the victim was found with fatal stab wounds, and another man was critically injured and evacuated from the scene. The unrest escalated as suspects fired live ammunition, launched fireworks, and threw Molotov cocktails.

Police forces, including Border Police units, arrived to restore order and identified two assailants armed with knives and Molotov cocktails who posed an immediate threat to their lives. The officers shot and killed both attackers on site. Additional police reinforcements were deployed, successfully regaining control of the area.

Jerusalem District Commander Asaf Avshalom Feld conducted an on-site situation assessment with senior officers. The police have launched a murder investigation led by the Judea and Samaria Crime Fighting Unit. The incident highlights ongoing tensions and violent conflicts between local families in East Jerusalem.

Summary: A deadly family feud in East Jerusalem resulted in one man’s murder and serious injury to another, sparking violent riots in Silwan. Police fatally shot two attackers during the ensuing clashes and are investigating the murder.