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Three Men Found Dead in Burned Car Near Baka al-Gharbiyya

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Hebrew · 18 newsrooms covering

Police in Israel are investigating the suspected murder of three men found dead inside a burned car near Baka al-Gharbiyya. The victims have not been officially identified, but may be three missing youths from Jaljulia.

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  • Three men found dead in a burned car near Baka al-Gharbiyya.
  • Police suspect criminal motives and are investigating as a homicide.
  • The victims may be three missing young men from Jaljulia.
  • Emergency responders pronounced the men dead at the scene.
Three Men Found Dead in Burned Car Near Baka al-Gharbiyya
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Israeli police are investigating the apparent murder of three men whose bodies were discovered inside a car that had caught fire in an open area near Baka al-Gharbiyya. The incident, which occurred overnight between Saturday and Sunday, is suspected to have criminal motives.

While the identities of the deceased have not been officially confirmed, authorities are exploring the possibility that they are three young men reported missing from Jaljulia. These individuals are Yazan Odeh, 16, his brother Qassem Odeh, 20, and their cousin Yahya Basemiyah, 22.

Emergency medical responders arriving at the scene described finding the three men unconscious inside the vehicle after the fire was extinguished. They confirmed the absence of pulse and breathing, and pronounced them dead at the location.

The investigation is ongoing, with police treating the case as a suspected homicide.

Kan NewsCentre · Jerusalem

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