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Two Men Found Unconscious with Penetrating Wounds in Tel Aviv

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Two Men Found Dead in Suspected Murder-Suicide in Tel Aviv

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Two men in their 60s were found dead on Monday morning on Moshe Dayan Street in Tel Aviv. Emergency services pronounced them dead at the scene after discovering penetrating wounds. Police are investigating the incident as a suspected murder-suicide. The initial call to Magen David Adom came in at 9:32 AM.

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  • Two men, aged around 60, were found dead in Tel Aviv on Monday.
  • The incident occurred on Moshe Dayan Street, with emergency services arriving at 9:32 AM.
  • Both victims sustained penetrating wounds.
  • Police are investigating the deaths as a suspected murder-suicide.
  • Paramedics pronounced the men dead at the scene.
Two Men Found Dead in Suspected Murder-Suicide in Tel Aviv
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Two men, both around 60 years old, were found dead on Monday morning in Tel Aviv. Emergency medical services were called to the scene on Moshe Dayan Street at approximately 9:32 AM after receiving initial reports of two injured individuals. Upon arrival, paramedics found the two men unconscious with penetrating wounds. After conducting medical examinations, they were forced to pronounce both men dead at the scene. The police have launched an investigation into the incident, currently suspecting a murder-suicide. "We were forced to pronounce their deaths at the scene," stated Meir Grossman, a paramedic with Magen David Adom's motorcycle unit, describing the grim discovery.

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