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Police to indict two suspects involved in assisting Jerusalem terrorists

By JPOST.COM STAFF

JULY 12, 2017 09:24

Two suspects involved in the transportation of the terrorists who carried out the attack in which Border Police officer Hadas Malka was killed near Damascus Gate, Jerusalem, will be indicted later today, according to an Israel Police statement.

One suspect is a resident of the Arab Jerusalem neighborhood of Isawiya and the second suspect is a resident of the West Bank.

The two suspects are believed to have brought the perpetrators to Jerusalem a day prior to the attack.

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