Rabbi Refaen Rockmill said Shechopek was a very special student who was always smiling, and who would be missed greatly by those at the Harei Yehuda Yeshiva school.pic.twitter.com/Iy5qmS46vG —@CanadianFSWCThe explosions, which carry echoes of the bus bombings that were a hallmark of the Palestinian revolt of 2000-2005, follow months of tension in the occupied West Bank after the Israeli military launched a crackdown in the wake of a series of deadly attacks in Israel.The explosions came as former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Likud Party negotiates with allies to form a new right-wing government including members of religious and far-right parties.One of his allies, ultra-nationalist lawmaker Itamar Ben-Gvir who heads the Jewish Power party, visited the scene of the first bombing and demanded tough action against militants.Funeral held for Canadian boy killed in Jerusalem explosionMore than 130 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli-Palestinian fighting in the West Bank and east Jerusalem this year, making 2022 the deadliest year since 2006."