Sherman Family Condemns Partial Demolition of Terrorist's Home
Security forces partially demolished the home of the terrorist who murdered Yehuda Shmuel Sherman. The victim's family sharply criticized the operation as a symbolic measure that fails to deter terror.

Security forces partially demolished overnight the home of Daous Hassoun, the terrorist who murdered Yehuda Shmuel Sherman on March 21, 2026. Sherman's family strongly criticized the demolition method, noting that significant parts of the building remained standing.
According to the family, the demolition involved destroying walls on two floors while leaving the third floor intact. Yehoshua Sherman, Yehuda's father, called the partial destruction a disgrace that harms national security.
"The terrorist set out to murder with premeditation. There is no justification for leaving his house standing," Sherman said. "A symbolic demolition is a mockery and harms bereaved families."
On March 21, Yehuda Shmuel Sherman was killed in a terror attack near the village of Beit Aumar in Samaria. The terrorist rammed his vehicle into the victims' car, causing it to roll down a steep slope.





