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representative of the families who lost loved ones in last
week's bulldozer attack in Jerusalem told the Knesset Internal
Affairs Committee on Monday that the fact that police failed to
immediately kill the perpetrator had cost a life that could have
been spared.  Hussam Duwiyat, who killed three people in a
stolen bulldozer in Jerusalem on Wednesday had been initially
shot, but rallied despite his wounds, and launched a second
rampage, taking the life of 33-year-old Bat-Sheva Unterman.
Avraham Kol Tuv, a relative of Unterman's, told the Knesset
committee that "the fact that [the policeman] didn't make sure
he was dead cost my relative's life. A man that goes on a
killing spree loses his right to live. If [the policeman] had
killed him, I wouldn't be sitting here."  Kol Tuv went on to
urge the government to demolish the home of Duwiyat's family as
a deterrence measure, to prevent the deaths of more victims.
Hassan Abu Asli, the community leader in Duwiyat'