Exclusive Footage Shows Hit Squad's Surveillance and Assassination of Man in Holon
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Exclusive footage shows the surveillance and assassination of Mustafa Abu Lisan, 25, in Holon three months ago. A 34-year-old Jaffa resident has been indicted for his murder after police traced the perpetrators using security cameras and tracking devices. The investigation revealed a detailed plan involving surveillance and the detonation of a bomb attached to Abu Lisan's car.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Exclusive footage reveals the surveillance and assassination of Mustafa Abu Lisan in Holon.
- A 34-year-old Jaffa resident has been indicted for the murder of Abu Lisan.
- The assassination involved tracking Abu Lisan and attaching a bomb to his car.
- Security cameras and tracking devices were crucial in identifying the suspects.
- The bomb detonated in a populated area, posing a risk to the public.
Exclusive security footage obtained by Channel 14 reveals the meticulous surveillance and subsequent assassination of Mustafa Abu Lisan, 25, from Jaffa, who was killed three months ago by a bomb attached to his car in Holon. The recordings document the perpetrators' movements, from tracking Abu Lisan and planting a tracking device on his vehicle to the fatal explosion and their escape back to Jaffa.
The investigation indicates that the planning for the assassination began days prior, with a truck linked to one of the suspects reportedly following Abu Lisan near his home in Jaffa to gather information. Subsequently, a tracking device was attached to his Mitsubishi. On the morning of the murder, Abu Lisan was seen leaving his home, with a white Toyota Corolla, suspected to be used by the assassins, following him. Security cameras tracked both vehicles on the route to Holon.
Abu Lisan arrived at a gas station in Holon and later entered a nearby parking lot to find a parking spot. According to the investigation, the assassins, positioned a few meters away in the Toyota, detonated the device attached to his car, killing him instantly. The Toyota was then seen fleeing the scene and returning to a house in Jaffa.
Detectives from the Tel Aviv District's Major Crimes Unit (YAMAR) initiated an investigation immediately after the explosion. They collected extensive security footage, pieced together the evidence, and traced the suspects' route, leading to the arrest of a 34-year-old Jaffa resident. He has since been indicted for joint murder and other offenses. Authorities noted the potential danger to the public, as the explosion occurred in a populated area.