Jerusalem Court Extends Detention of Suspect in Elderly Woman's Murder
A Jerusalem Magistrate's Court on Sunday extended the detention of a suspect in the murder of 61-year-old Fatima Al-Rajabi until Thursday, October 1, 2026. The extension was granted at the request of the police, who are continuing their intensive investigation into the crime. The suspect, who is in his sixties, is being questioned by investigators from the Shalem station in the Jerusalem district to uncover all details of the incident.
This legal development follows a tribal reconciliation and settlement, known as "Sulh and Atwa," which was finalized in Jerusalem just one day prior. The tribal agreement imposed a blood money payment of 400,000 Jordanian Dinars and permanently banned the perpetrator from entering the city. This tribal resolution proceeds in parallel with the ongoing official legal proceedings.
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