Netanel Shakron, father of six, identified as victim of shooting attack near Neveh Tzuf
The Samaria Regional Council announced the murder of Netanel Shakron, a resident of Alei Zahav, in the shooting attack at the Ein Raya spring near Neve Tzuf in Binyamin. Shakron, a father of six, arrived at the spring on Sunday morning with his eldest son to immerse ahead of Yom Kippur. He is survived by his wife, Meirav, and their six children. The eldest is in 11th grade, while the youngest is…
Netanel Shakron, a father of six, was killed in a shooting attack near Neveh Tzuf in Binyamin on Sunday. According to Arutz Sheva, Shakron, a resident of Alei Zahav, had arrived at the Ein Raya spring with his eldest son to immerse ahead of Yom Kippur.
The Jerusalem Post reports that the shooting occurred from a red Mitsubishi SUV with Palestinian Authority license plates. The gunman exited the vehicle and fled on foot. A manhunt was launched, with the IDF establishing roadblocks and closing Highway 465.
Netanel Shakron is survived by his wife, Dr. Meirav Shakron, a lecturer at Ariel University, and their six children, ranging in age from four to 11th grade. He worked as an information systems analyst at Hachshara Insurance Company.
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