West Bank Palestinians arrested after the murder of a father and his son Israel

Palestinians suspected of involvement in the murder Friday shooting of a rabbi and his son in an ambush south of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, were arrested.
"A suspect in the murder of Rabbi Yaakov Litman and his son Netanel was arrested with other suspects," said a joint statement from the internal security service and army. The weapon and the vehicle used by the perpetrators of this anti-Israeli attack, the worst in nearly a month, were found, did they added the same sources.
The attack, which also injured two, was committed near the Israeli settlement of Othniel about ten kilometers from Hebron became the main center of power since the beginning of the current wave of violence there one month and half.
"During the initial interrogations, the main suspect confessed to the attack being linked," the statement said without specifying their identity or whether it belongs to an organization.
The anti-Israeli attacks with knives in their overwhelming majority, clashes between young Palestinians and soldiers and mutual attacks between Palestinians and Israeli settlers have killed 81 Palestinian side --dont israélien- an Arab - and 12 Israelis . A large majority of the Palestinians killed were attempting or carrying out attacks.
Help refusal of a Palestinian ambulance?
About this attack, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday accused, on the basis of the testimony of Noa Litman, wife of the rabbi, the driver of an ambulance of Palestine Red Crescent have stopped near the place of the attack and refusing to provide assistance to injured advising the family to contact the Magen David Adom, the Israeli equivalent of the Red Cross.
The Prime Minister announced that he would send "a strong condemnation to the International Committee of the Red Cross, which is responsible Crescent, and request an explanation of why the wounded Jews were left stranded in violation of all human and civilized norms. "
"If things turn out to be as they appeared to me, the state of Israel will take appropriate measures against the Palestinian Red Crescent," warned Prime Minister without giving further details.
Questioned by AFP, an official with the Palestinian Red Crescent, Azzam Nimar, responded that soldiers prevented the ambulance from approaching the scene of the attack.
"The team members who were in the ambulance arrived on site were denied passage by soldiers who threatened them and ordered them to leave," said Mr. Nimar.
"Our mission is to bring relief to all those in need regardless of religion. We treated many times Jews, "he added, deploring the Israeli army" often prevents us to arrive at the scene of an attack. "