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Now 14Security

Armed Men Film Killing of 60-Year-Old Arab Man in His Home

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Hebrew · Sole source

Three masked and armed men shot and killed a 60-year-old Arab man from al-Azariya in his home overnight. One suspect filmed the murder while two others carried out the shooting. The victim was found near Ma'ale Adumim and pronounced dead by rescue forces. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.

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  • Three armed and masked men shot and killed a 60-year-old Arab man in his home.
  • One assailant filmed the murder on his phone while two others shot the victim.
  • The victim was found near Ma'ale Adumim and pronounced dead by rescue forces.
  • The incident occurred overnight at the victim's home in the village of al-Azariya.
  • Police have opened an investigation into the shooting and the assailants' escape.

A 60-year-old Arab man from the village of al-Azariya was shot and killed in his home by three masked and armed assailants who arrived in the middle of the night. Two of the suspects entered the house and shot the victim, while a third filmed the murder on his phone. The victim was found near the entrance to Ma'ale Adumim, where rescue forces pronounced him dead. Dramatic footage from the victim's village shows the three suspects arriving by car at his home. After the shooting, the assailants fled the scene in their vehicle. Police in Ma'ale Adumim have opened an investigation into the incident, which is ongoing.

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