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Man Shot Dead in Jaffa Amid Reports of Grenade Attack and Car Fire

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

A man in his 30s was shot dead overnight on Jerusalem Boulevard in Jaffa, with police investigating alongside reports of a grenade attack and car fire in the city.

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  • A man in his 30s was shot dead overnight on Jerusalem Boulevard in Jaffa.
  • Police also received reports of a grenade thrown and a car set on fire in Jaffa.
  • Paramedics performed prolonged resuscitation before the victim was declared dead at Wolfson Hospital.
  • Large police forces are conducting extensive searches for suspects and investigating the scene.
  • Tel Aviv District Commander Haim Saragroff is overseeing the investigation on-site.
Man Shot Dead in Jaffa Amid Reports of Grenade Attack and Car Fire
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A man in his 30s was fatally shot overnight between Thursday and Friday on Jerusalem Boulevard in Jaffa. Emergency services received a report at 03:16 about the shooting, alongside separate incidents involving a grenade thrown and a car set on fire in the city. Paramedics found the victim unconscious and without vital signs, administering prolonged resuscitation efforts before transporting him to Wolfson Hospital in Holon, where he was pronounced dead upon arrival.

Large police forces from the Jaffa station and the Tel Aviv district responded to the scene, conducting extensive searches for suspects and investigating the crime scene. Tel Aviv District Commander Chief Superintendent Haim Saragroff held a situation assessment at the location. The police are treating the case as a suspected murder and continue their investigation.

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