PM's Driver's Car Involved in Assassination Attempt in Ashkelon

Police are investigating an assassination attempt in Ashkelon where the target was reportedly Mor Domerani, son of Shalom Domerani. The incident occurred last weekend when suspects allegedly opened fire on a vehicle registered to Boaz Assaf, a driver in the Prime Minister's Office. Police believe the shooters intended to hit Mor Domerani, who was in the car with Assaf's son and other passengers. The group managed to flee the scene. The vehicle, though registered to Assaf, is not part of the Prime Minister's convoy. Assaf previously testified in the Netanyahu trial as a driver for the Prime Minister's convoy. The investigation gained traction following the arrest of nine suspects, including Assaf's son, who was driving the car during the incident. Some suspects were later released to house arrest, while the vehicle remains impounded. During a court hearing, a police representative revealed that after the incident, the car reached the Erez checkpoint. Assaf's son was found with an airsoft pistol, a police identification hat, and flashing lights were discovered in the vehicle.