High Court approves demolishing home of suspected killer of Esther Horgen

The High Court of Justice rules that the home of the suspected terrorist who killed Esther Horgen in December can be destroyed.

Justices say both the top floor of the structure and the second floor, where the killer’s wife and family are living, should be demolished.

The decision follows an appeal by the family of suspect Muhammad Mruh Kabha against the demolition.

Esther Horgen, 52, who was found dead in the northern West Bank in a suspected terror attack on December 20, 2020. (Courtesy)

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