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Teenager Fatally Stabbed in Ashkelon

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Teenager Fatally Stabbed in Ashkelon; Axe Found at Scene

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A 17-year-old boy was fatally wounded in a violent incident on Herzl Street in Ashkelon on the night of October 18. An axe was found at the scene, and another teenager suffered minor injuries. Both were taken to Barzilai Hospital, where the first victim later died. Police are investigating the incident as having criminal motives.

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  • A 17-year-old boy died from fatal wounds sustained in Ashkelon on October 18.
  • An axe was found at the scene of the violent incident.
  • A second teenager was lightly injured and is being questioned.
  • Both victims were taken to Barzilai Hospital.
  • Police are treating the incident as criminal.
Teenager Fatally Stabbed in Ashkelon; Axe Found at Scene
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A 17-year-old boy died after being fatally wounded in a violent incident on Herzl Street in Ashkelon during the night of October 18. An axe was discovered at the scene, though it remains unclear if it was the murder weapon. A second teenager sustained minor injuries in the same incident. Both victims were transported to Barzilai Hospital. The first, initially in critical condition, later succumbed to his injuries. The second teenager, who suffered only slight injuries, is being questioned regarding his involvement. Police have stated the incident is related to criminal activity.

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