Police Arrest Three Suspects in Murder of Rabieh Abidi
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Israeli police arrested three suspects, including a woman, in connection with the murder of Rabieh Abidi, who was found dead near the Golani Junction. The suspects, from the town of Tarlaan, were apprehended on Thursday following an investigation. Police plan to seek an extension of their detention as the investigation into the motive and background of the crime continues.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police arrested three suspects, including a woman, in the murder of Rabieh Abidi.
- The victim, Rabieh Abidi, was found dead near the Golani Junction.
- The suspects are residents of the town of Tarlaan.
- The arrests were made by the Northern District's Central Investigations Unit.
- Police will seek to extend the suspects' detention for further investigation.
Israeli police announced the arrest of three suspects, including a woman, in connection with the murder of Rabieh Abidi, a young man from the village of Zububa in the Jenin district. Abidi was found dead in an open area near the Golani Junction. The Central Investigations Unit in the Northern District carried out rapid investigative operations that led to the apprehension of the three suspects on Thursday. Police had received a report on Thursday afternoon, October 15, 2026, about a man in his thirties found without signs of life in an open area in the Lavi Forest, near the Golani Junction. Following the report, a large contingent of Northern District police forces arrived at the scene and began investigating the circumstances of the incident. The investigation was subsequently assigned to the Central Unit. The arrested individuals, two men and a woman, are residents of the town of Tarlaan. Police stated they intend to request an extension of their detention before the Nazareth Magistrate's Court, based on the investigation's findings. The police have not disclosed further details regarding the motive or background of the crime. The suspicions against the detainees remain under investigation, and no judicial ruling has been issued against them.
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