30 days to the murder of Eviatar Borowski: a series of 'price tag' actions

Thirty days have passed since the murder of Eviatar Borowski hy"d: Tonight vehicles from Arab villages in the Jordan Valley and the village of Benjamin were burned and damaged, apparently marking the thirty days.

This morning in Rantis, northwest of Ramallah, two vehicles were found torched and graffiti was sprayed "30 for Eviatar."

This morning a report was received on suspected nationalistic crime in 2 Palestinian villages in the valley Margi Nagha and Zbeidat. In the Margi Nargha village they tried to ignite four vehicles, there is only damage to the vehicles it said "Regards from Eviatar hy"d."

In the Zbeidat village one car was torched and three others were damaged including a tractor which read "30 for Eviatar hy"d." In Rantis there was damage to 2 vehicles which they tried to ignite them and graffiti that read "30 to Eviatar." SJ District of the Israel Police is investigating the incident.

In addition, the tires of seven vehicles belonging to minorities had been punched in Jerusalem, three of them near the entrance to Shuafat and the rest near the national headquarters of the Israel Police. In addition to the vehicles price tag addresses were sprayed. Jerusalem police opened an investigation.

The event is under the security force investigation, senior IDF officials said to B'Chadrei Charedim. They army is strongly opposed to such events which incite the attention of the main forces who their mission is to fight terrorism and protect the citizens of Israel, and undermining the relatively stable security in the area.

Eviatar Borowski hy"d a resident of Yitzhar, was murdered by an Arab who stabbed him to death and left behind a widow and five little orphans. Since the murder there were Jewish response operations involving Molotov cocktails at Arab houses in the village of Jalood, torching houses in Oreef, torching vehicles in the village of Nin Umm Al Qutuf in Wadi Ara and near Afula, puncturing tires of tractors and vandalizing graves in Sawiya.

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