Moshe Horn, 85, from Kibbutz HaZorea, was murdered in the terror attack that took place this morning (Monday) near Yokneam. During the attack, an IDF soldier was critically wounded as well. The incident began at 09:44 when reports were received of an attack near the Tishbi Junction on Route 66. It was initially reported that a 70-year-old man was critically injured and unconscious, while another man, approximately 20 years old, was in moderate condition. After medical examinations, MDA medics and paramedics pronounced Moshe dead.
“A Much Bigger Attack Was Prevented”
Moshe Horn, was known as “Musa” to his friends and was the legendary head of the field crops division in his kibbutz. His 51-year-old son was in the car with him when he was shot. He left the vehicle with his personal weapon, and engaged the terrorist in order to neutralize him.
Security officials identified the terrorist as Karam Jabarin, 25, from the village of Zalafa in Wadi Ara. Police Commissioner Dani Levy arrived at the scene and stated: “Thanks to the Border Police force, the killing spree was stopped—the terrorist arrived searching for Jews, snatched a weapon from a soldier, and continued his attack.”
A Border Police officer from the Coastal District who neutralized the terrorist shared her experience in an interview with Kan 11: “I was sitting inside a vehicle when a civilian told us there was a terrorist in the area. We got out, took position, and I eliminated the terrorist. We prevented a major attack.”
Update: Terrorist Attack at Tishbi Junction
Earlier today, a terrorist rammed into civilians at a bus stop before opening fire, injuring several people. Police forces at the scene responded immediately and neutralized the terrorist. pic.twitter.com/IQeWSiL6Nq
— Israel Police (@israelpolice) March 24, 2025
