The scene of the shooting at the Elazar intersection in Gush Etzion, March 21, 2024/according to Section 27 A
The Minister of the Interior, Moshe Arbel, today (Friday) approved the request of Gar HaTzedek from Hebron David ben Avraham who was accidentally shot by an IDF soldier last week after being suspected of being a terrorist, and stated that his request for Israeli residency submitted to the Ministry of the Interior is approved from the date of his conversion at the court
. Arbel: "We must draw lessons from the unfortunate incident that occurred in the life of David ben Avraham and act as much as we can to fulfill the deceased's will and desire to be part of the People of Israel. The approval of his request for Israeli residency does justice even if late and under tragic circumstances. Justice must be done."
David ben Avraham who was killed at the Elazar junction in Gush Etzion/official website, Chaim Pereg
David Ben Avraham was shot last week by the IDF at Elazar Junction in Gush Etzion after he was suspected of being a terrorist. "This morning he was on his way to Jerusalem and at the bus stop at Elazar Junction soldiers suspected him, shot him and wounded him," said the spokesman for the Jewish community in Hebron, Noam Arnon. In his bag was found a small knife which he always carried for self-defense, but he never used it. After a short time, he died of his wounds," he added.
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