Supreme Court Justice Daphne Barak-Erez opposed the demolition of the home of a terrorist who planned and executed a bombing attack on buses in the Tel Aviv area, emphasizing that no lives were lost in the incident. The terrorist had assembled explosive devices filled with shrapnel and placed them on buses, which detonated at night in empty parking lots, causing no casualties. Justice Barak-Erez noted that house demolitions have typically been reserved for attacks resulting in fatalities, and her view was a minority among the justices. Despite the family's petition, the court narrowly upheld the demolition order. The terrorist, who also planned a future suicide bombing, was eventually arrested after fleeing and is being held pending trial, with further indictments brought against additional suspects.