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Suspect Arrested in Killing of Palestinian Man Found Near Golani Junction

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Israeli police arrested a Lower Galilee resident suspected of murdering Rabia Abidi, a Palestinian Authority resident whose body was found near the Golani Junction on October 15. Abidi's relatives claim he was lured to a meeting to resolve a work dispute, then killed and robbed of his phone. The investigation into the murder is ongoing.

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  • Israeli police arrested a suspect in the murder of Rabia Abidi, a Palestinian Authority resident.
  • Abidi's body was found with signs of violence near the Golani Junction on October 15.
  • Relatives claim Abidi was lured to a meeting to resolve a work dispute before being killed.
  • The victim's phone was reportedly stolen after his death.
  • The investigation into the murder is ongoing.
Suspect Arrested in Killing of Palestinian Man Found Near Golani Junction
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Israeli police have arrested a resident of the Lower Galilee town of Turan on suspicion of murdering Rabia Abidi, a resident of the village of Zabuba near Jenin in the Palestinian Authority. Abidi's body, showing signs of violence, was discovered in an open area near the Golani Junction in the Lower Galilee on October 15. Paramedics from Magen David Adom pronounced him dead at the scene.

According to Ynet, the victim's relatives stated that Abidi received a phone call before his death from individuals who proposed meeting to resolve a work-related dispute. They claim he was lured into a trap, killed, and his phone was stolen. Police are continuing their investigation into the circumstances of the murder.

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