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by JNS.org
Israeli Border Police Staff Sgt. Major Hadas Malka, 23. Photo: Israel Police.
JNS.org – Following his arrival in Israel to meet with Israeli and Palestinian leadership in US-led peace efforts, President Donald Trump’s international negotiations representative Jason Greenblatt visited the family of Hadas Malka, the border policewoman murdered in Friday’s Jerusalem terror attack.
While visiting with the family during the weeklong shiva mourning period, Greenblatt offered condolences on behalf of the Trump administration.
Malka was stabbed to death by Palestinian terrorists near the Old City of Jerusalem’s Damascus Gate.
Greenblatt wrote on his Twitter page, “Today I paid a shiva call to family of Hadas Malka. She was murdered by terrorists. This violence is intolerable!”
In addition, Greenblatt also visited the Western Wall holy site in Jerusalem and tweeted, “Today at the Kotel I prayed for an end to violence and the blessing of peace.”
