Enhanced security after the shooting at a synagogue in Jerusalem

In Israel, security has been strengthened since the attack Tuesday by two Palestinians in a synagogue in Jerusalem, which killed 5 people.

The victims were four rabbis came to pray in the synagogue of the ultra-Orthodox neighborhood of West Jerusalem. The fifth victim is a police officer who died of his injuries. As for the two attackers, they were slaughtered.

It is the deadliest attack in a place of worship since 2008 Israeli Jewish.

This attack has increased a little more tension in Jerusalem and throughout the region.

Israeli Minister of Internal Security has decided to allow security staff to keep their service weapons 24/24.

And while the victims' families bury their dead, Israeli security forces arrested in East Jerusalem, several relatives of the alleged perpetrators.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has also ordered the demolition of the houses of two assailants in east Jerusalem. The destruction of Palestinian homes is a practice that is, according to the Israeli authorities to discourage candidates attacks.

In the West Bank, Israeli settlers threw stones at Palestinian motorists.

The anger is growing. Some fear that this will degenerate into widespread confrontation.