IDF soldiers kill Palestinian terrorists who are suspected of killing a pregnant Israeli woman on the way to the hospital

The Israeli security forces shot a Palestinian man who was suspected to carry out the terrorist attack on Thursday Tzeela GEZ, a pregnant woman On the way to the hospital to give birth to the baby and her husband.

The murder shocked the country. The baby was conveyed by the emergency Caesarean section and moved to the Schneider Children's Medical Center, where it remains in intensive care.

According to reports on Friday, the child's condition had improved slightly and was now in a serious but stable condition.

After the terrorist attack near the Israeli city of Bruchin in Samaria, the suspect fled the scene and prompted the Israeli defense forces to quickly seal several nearby villages and carry out extensive searches.

In an explanation on Saturday, the IDF described the incident in which the alleged terrorist Nael Samara was killed: “The targeted searches were carried out by IDF fighters under Shin -Wett direction in the village of Buruqin near the place of attack.”

Israeli media reported that several other villages were also searched and that around 40 suspects have been interrogated.

“Several suspects were arrested in connection with the attack this morning. During the arrest of one of the suspects, a terrorist was identified as a terrorist as he ran to the armed forces while he held a alleged bag to be a bomb while she called 'Allahu Akbar'.”

“In view of an immediate threat, the fighters contacted and removed the terrorist. There were no victims among our armed forces. The examination of the attack by the Shin bet and the police from Judea and Samaria continues.”

The Isaac Duke Israeli President called the murder of GEZ a “cozy, terrible act of terrorism that shakes us to the core”.

“My heart goes to her grieving family and all of her loved ones who are in deep shock. We are now all praying for the health of the baby and the recovery of her injured husband Hananel. Terror will not break the Israeli spirit. We will tirelessly track down terror wherever it is hidden,” said Herzog shortly before Sabbath on Friday on Friday.

In a WhatsApp message, GEZ 'husband Hananel vowed to remain strong by his wife's death, reported Israeli media.

“Today is a sad day. My wife was murdered last night. We were on the way to the hospital to give birth to our fourth child,” he wrote.

“Obviously I'm broken,” he continued. “Of course. But I thank God for being alive and I will be strong to continue to be a light for the world. Because we will never let it break.”

“I'm very, very sad,” he added. “But I will continue to fight for our people's well -being … We will survive, be successful and thrive.”