Three Killed in Nazareth Shootings Within Hours; Police Investigate
Translated & summarized from Vesty by baba
Two men were killed in a car shooting in Nazareth on Wednesday evening, followed by the death of a third man from gunshot wounds hours later. Police are investigating both incidents, which they believe are linked to criminal activity.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Three men were killed in two separate shootings in Nazareth on September 2.
- Police are investigating the incidents as potentially related to criminal activity.
- A burning vehicle was found near the scene of the first shooting.
- The number of fatalities in Israel's Arab sector has reached 168 this year.
Three people were shot and killed in Nazareth on the evening of Wednesday, September 2, within a span of approximately two and a half hours. The first incident occurred when 32-year-old Nour Nafaa and 20-year-old Nour Khalu were killed inside a vehicle. Later, a 27-year-old man died from gunshot wounds.
MADA emergency services received a report of the shooting of the first two men at 7:04 PM. Responding medics found both victims unconscious in a car, with no pulse or breathing, and pronounced them dead at the scene. Police launched an investigation and a search for suspects. Shortly thereafter, a burning vehicle was discovered near the crime scene. Police preliminarily assessed the double homicide as being related to criminal activity. The search for the perpetrators continued.
At 9:23 PM, MADA received a report of another shooting in Nazareth. This time, a 27-year-old man sustained severe gunshot wounds. Arriving paramedics found him unconscious, without a pulse or breathing. Despite their efforts, the severity of his injuries prevented his rescue. Police opened a separate investigation into this incident and began searching for suspects.
As of September 2, 2026, 168 people have been killed in Israel's Arab sector since the beginning of the year.
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