Woman Fatally Stabbed in Beersheba Apartment; Husband Arrested
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
A woman in her 40s was fatally stabbed in her Beersheba apartment early on October 11, 2026. Her husband, also in his 40s, was arrested at the scene after confessing to the crime in a call to emergency services. Paramedics attempted to save her life, but she was pronounced dead at Soroka Hospital. Police are investigating the incident as a criminal act.
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- A woman in her 40s was fatally stabbed in her Beersheba apartment on October 11, 2026.
- Police arrested her husband at the scene after he confessed to the stabbing.
- Paramedics provided treatment but she was pronounced dead at Soroka Hospital.
- The incident is being investigated by police as a criminal act.
A woman in her 40s died early on October 11, 2026, from critical stab wounds sustained inside her Beersheba apartment. Police arrested her husband, also in his 40s, at the scene after he called emergency services confessing to the crime.
Magen David Adom's regional dispatch center in the Negev received a report of the incident at 1:42 AM. Paramedics arrived to find the woman unconscious with numerous severe penetrating injuries.
Paramedics Yarin Ben David and Raphael Cohen provided initial treatment, including efforts to stop bleeding and administer medication. She was transported by intensive care ambulance to Soroka Hospital in extremely critical condition, where medical staff later pronounced her dead.
Police stated they launched an investigation immediately upon receiving the report, with officers from the Beersheba station collecting evidence and statements at the crime scene. The incident is being treated as a criminal matter.
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