Man suspected of planning Herzliya attack to be released

The Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court decides not to extend the remand of an East Jerusalem man in his 20s suspected of planning to carry out a terror attack in Herzliya, north of Tel Aviv yesterday.

The suspect’s father reported to police that his son was going to carry out a suicide attack in the city, but the detainee claimed his father had filed a false complaint against because of a dispute between them.

According to reports, the suspect had a fight with his father before leaving his family home in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Tsur Baher.

Dozens of officers had combed the town, a Tel Aviv suburb, since the morning, when the suspect evaded a police checkpoint in Jerusalem. The car was later found abandoned in the center of Herzliya.

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