Mother Calls Attack on Son "Attempted Murder" as Suspects Detained
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Liron Fleker, 21, was severely beaten by a group of knife-wielding youths in Ramla, with his mother calling it an attempted murder. Eleven suspects were arrested, with five having their detentions extended as police investigate the unprovoked assault. The victim's mother expressed outrage at the attackers' lack of remorse and vowed to seek justice.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Liron Fleker, 21, was attacked by knife-wielding youths in Ramla, with his mother calling it attempted murder.
- Eleven suspects were arrested following the unprovoked assault in the Neot Shamir neighborhood.
- The detention of five suspects has been extended as the investigation continues.
- The victim's mother expressed trauma and demanded severe punishment for the attackers.
- Footage of the attack circulated on social media, alerting the victim's family.
A 21-year-old man, Liron Fleker, was brutally attacked by a group of youths armed with knives in the Neot Shamir neighborhood of Ramla. Fleker had gone out to help his father at the local supermarket when he was surrounded and assaulted without provocation. He described being kicked in the head and body, stating he thought he was going to die. The attack was captured on security cameras, and footage circulated on social media, alerting his mother, Yarden, to the incident.
Yarden expressed her trauma and outrage, calling the attackers "terrorists" and demanding they be imprisoned for life. She recounted attending a court hearing where the suspects' families showed no remorse, with one suspect's sister allegedly taunting her. Yarden vowed to take matters into her own hands if justice is not served.
Police have arrested 11 suspects in connection with the assault. Six have been released under restrictive conditions, while the detention of the remaining five has been extended as the investigation continues. The incident occurred on Sunday afternoon in the neighborhood's commercial center.
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