Man Stabbed Multiple Times En Route to Synagogue in Afula; Suspect Arrested
A 66-year-old man was severely injured after being stabbed multiple times on his way to a synagogue for Selichot prayers and the morning service in Afula last Tuesday. He was evacuated to HaEmek Hospital in serious condition.
Following the report, a large police force from the Northern District was dispatched to the scene. Forensic investigators collected evidence, leading to an intensive two-day investigation. On Wednesday, a 39-year-old Afula resident, suspected of carrying out the stabbing, was arrested.
The suspect's detention was extended by the court until September 4th, and the investigation is ongoing. Police stated that the motive for the attack is criminal, and the knife used in the assault was recovered. The police emphasized their commitment to combating criminals who threaten public safety.
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