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A moment in time: Arab photographer Zaid Khanaifas captured Jewish terrorist Eden Natan Zada's last moments on camera, moments before the lynch, Ynet has learned. Khanaifas, who works for the a-Sinara Arabic newspaper, photographed Zada with his hands bound on the bus in Shfaram, after he had killed four of its passengers. The photographs were authenticated by policemen present at the scene of the attack. The photo of the Jewish attacker was first published in the a-Sinara, while Channel 10 simultaneously aired video footage of Zada moments before an angry mob killed him. The photo shows Zada with his upper...

Troubling questions are being raised about why Eden Natan-Zada, the 19-year-old who killed four Israeli Arabs on a bus in Shfaram before being beaten to death, was not incarcerated after being absent without leave and in possession of his army-issue rifle for more than a month and a half. Maj.-Gen Yiftah Ron-Tal Chief, Commander of IDF Ground Forces and Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Dan Halutz appointed investigative teams to find answers to some of the disturbing questions surrounding the attack, from the decision to draft the perpetrator, Eden Natan Zada, to the IDF's inability to track down the solider, known...

Extremist threatens Arab politician Far right activist Baruch Marzel sends hostile letter following Mohammad Barakeh’s vote in favor of settler evacuation bill By Ilan Marciano Not welcome in Shfaram. Marzel Photo: Gali Tivon Issued warning of his own. Barakeh Photo: Zoom 77 Right-wing threats: Far right activist Baruch Marzel recently sent a threatening letter to Arab Knesset Member Mohammad Barakeh (Ta’al) over the latter's vote in favor of settlement evacuation. The letter stated Barakeh should “be wary of how he votes.” The letter was sent to Barakeh following his vote in the Knesset’s Finance Committee in favor of the evacuation-compensation...