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The Shomron Regional Council offices. The late Gilad Zar was a security officer for the regional council. Photo: Shuki via Wikimedia Commons.
JNS.org – A memorial monument for Gilad Zar—a 41-year-old Israeli security officer for the Shomron Regional Council who was shot dead by Palestinian terrorists in May 2001—was torched Tuesday, apparently by Palestinians.
“This is the way of our Arab enemies,” said Itai Zar, who in 2002 established the Jewish community of Havat Gilad in memory of his slain brother, according to Israel Hayom. “First they murder and then they burn the memorial monuments.”
