PM's Office Car Hit by Gunfire; Suspected Assassination Attempt on Crime Boss's Son
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
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- Prime Minister's Office car targeted in suspected assassination attempt.
- The vehicle was used by the son of one of Netanyahu's drivers.
- The target is believed to be the son of crime boss Shalom Domrani.
- The driver, Matanya Chaim Assaf, allegedly returned fire and fled.
- An airsoft pistol and police hat were found in the car.
Police are investigating a suspected assassination attempt on the son of southern Israel crime boss Shalom Domrani, which occurred last week when gunfire was directed at a Prime Minister's Office vehicle. The car was being used by Matanya Chaim Assaf, the son of one of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's drivers, at the time of the shooting. According to police, Assaf returned fire before fleeing the scene. He was subsequently arrested for questioning. Authorities discovered an airsoft pistol and a police hat inside the government vehicle.
The incident has raised concerns about the security of individuals connected to the Prime Minister's Office and prominent crime figures.
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