Karim Younes, one of the terrorists who, together with his brother, Maher, murdered the soldier Avraham Blomberg the 14th in November 1980, was released last Thursday. In a few days his brother is expected to be released as well. The Minister of the Interior, Aryeh Deri, immediately upon entering the Ministry of the Interior announced his intention to deport today (Saturday) a delegation of Fatah leaders arrived to celebrate the liberation with PLO flags, according to a document from the Hezbollah-affiliated al-Mayadeen network.
Among the members of the delegation that arrived at the village on the north side of Highway 65 was the deputy chairman of Fatah, Mahmoud al-Aalul, and the members of the central committee: Azzam al-Ahmed and Ruhi Tafum. Also visited was the former member of the Knesset, Mohammed Bracha, who serves as the chairman of the monitoring committee of the Arab public.
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Ben Gabir orders the police to prevent celebrations of the terrorist’s release
Upon Yunes’ release, the Minister of Internal Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, ordered the police to prevent celebrations of the terrorist’s release both outside the prison and in the village where he lives, Kfar Aara. Ben Gabir even presented to the office staff an opinion that states that celebrations on the occasion of his release are considered support for terrorism. Upon his release, the terrorist Younes was taken by the prison service to Ra’anana where he met his family.
As mentioned, in November 1980, Karim Younes and his cousin, Maher Younes, kidnapped the soldier Avraham Bromberg, the 14th, who was standing at the Hadera intersection on the way to his home to Zichron Ya’akov from the military base where he served in the Golan Heights. The two, Israeli citizens living in Kfar Aara, shot him and took him out on the side of the road while bleeding.