Israeli forces arrested several family members of Palestinian men who carried out two separate stabbing attacks Monday.

Those arrested included the father and several brothers of Nur al-Din Abu Hashiyeh, who stabbed an Israeli soldier to death in Tel Aviv on Monday.

Reports indicated the family had started to move their furniture out of the home in Nablus in anticipation of its demolition.

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called Monday for officials to move forward with demolishing homes of terrorists as a deterrent. However there has not yet been an order to demolish Hashiyeh’s home.

Palestinian sources also reported Israel arrested family members of Maher Hamdi al-Hashalmoun of Hebron, who stabbed multiple people near the West Bank settlement of Alon Shvut Monday afternoon, killing one.

The two surviving victims of the West Bank attack were still hospitalized at Hadassah Ein Kerem Medical Center in Jerusalem Tuesday morning. The attacker was in serious condition.

Hashiyeh fatally stabbed IDF soldier Almog Shiloni, 20, of Modiin, who died of multiple wounds to his stomach and chest after being evacuated to the hospital, an official from the Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer Hospital said.

Shiloni was posthumously promoted to staff sergeant, the army said Tuesday morning. He will be buried at the military cemetery on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem Tuesday afternoon.

Hashalmoun stabbed to death 26-year-old Dalia Lemkus from Tekoa and injured two others before he was shot by a guard on duty at the site, police said.

Security camera footage of the attack released soon after appeared to show a minivan ram into a bus stop, striking at least one bystander. The stabber then comes into the frame, and stands over the victim, apparently stabbing her several times.

He then crosses the street and fights a male driver, before a security guard runs up, fires at the terrorist, and chases him up the street.

Hashalmoun, affiliated with Islamic Jihad, spent four and a half years in Israeli custody for throwing Molotov cocktails, and was released five years ago.

Lemkus’s funeral is planned for 10 a.m. in Tekoa.

Times of Israel staff contributed to this report.