Indictment filed against terrorist in Jaffa shooting attack, Shin Bet says

The terrorist is a resident of the West Bank, who carried out the attack in Jaffa, where seven civilians were murdered and 16 others wounded. 

 Israeli security at the scene of a shooting attack in Jaffa, October 1, 2024 (photo credit: ITAI RON/FLASH90)
Israeli security at the scene of a shooting attack in Jaffa, October 1, 2024
(photo credit: ITAI RON/FLASH90)

The Israel Police and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) completed the investigation into the terrorist who carried out the attack on October 1 on Jerusalem Boulevard in Jaffa, and an indictment was filed against the terrorist, the Shin Bet announced on Thursday. 

The terrorist is a resident of the West Bank, who carried out the attack in Jaffa, where seven civilians were murdered and 16 others wounded. 

The prosecutor's statement accompanies a severe indictment filed against three additional individuals involved in assisting and transporting terrorists from the West Bank to Tel Aviv, the Shin Bet announced. 

Intention to file indictment against terrorist acts, murder

The prosecution intends to file an indictment against the terrorist for acts of terrorism and murder

The victims of the terrorist attack were Inbar Segev, Ilia Nozadze, Revital Bronstein, Shahar Goldman, Nadia Sokolenco, and Jonas Chrosis. 

 Israeli security at the scene of a shooting attack in Jaffa, October 1, 2024 (credit: ITAI RON/FLASH90)
Israeli security at the scene of a shooting attack in Jaffa, October 1, 2024 (credit: ITAI RON/FLASH90)

One of the victims, Inbar Segev, was a 33-year-old mother of a nine-month-old baby who used her body to shield her baby, Ari, who survived the attack.