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Ongoing Story· Day 21

Man Wounded in Violence Incident in Negev, Rushed to Hospital

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Man Fatally Shot in Suspected Family Feud in Segev Shalom

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A 23-year-old man, Yassin A-Shawi, was killed in a suspected family feud shooting in Segev Shalom on Monday night, with another man injured. The Abraham Initiatives reported 184 killings in the Arab community this year, 156 by shooting. This follows the recent murder of Yussef Aljabor in Rahat and comes amid a severe, ongoing violent crime epidemic in Israel's Arab community, with critics blaming National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir for inaction.

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  • Yassin A-Shawi, 23, was fatally shot in Segev Shalom in a suspected family feud.
  • A second man was moderately injured in the Monday night shooting incident.
  • The Abraham Initiatives reported 184 killings in the Arab community this year, 156 by shooting.
  • The shooting follows the recent murder of Yussef Aljabor in Rahat.
  • Violent crime in Israel's Arab community remains a severe epidemic, with criticism directed at Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.
Man Fatally Shot in Suspected Family Feud in Segev Shalom
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