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Two Men Found Unconscious with Penetrating Wounds in Tel Aviv

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Two Brothers Found Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide in Tel Aviv

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Two brothers in their 60s were found dead from gunshot wounds on Moshe Dayan Street in Tel Aviv on Monday. Police are investigating the incident, which appears to be a murder-suicide. A handgun was recovered near the scene, and paramedics confirmed the men had died from their injuries.

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  • Two brothers in their 60s were found dead from gunshot wounds in Tel Aviv.
  • Police are investigating the incident as a potential murder-suicide.
  • A handgun was discovered near the bodies at the scene.
  • Emergency services pronounced both men dead at the location.
Two Brothers Found Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide in Tel Aviv
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Two brothers, both in their 60s, were discovered dead with gunshot wounds on Moshe Dayan Street in Tel Aviv on Monday morning. Police were called to the scene and have launched an investigation into the incident. A handgun was found near where the two men were located. Emergency services responded in large numbers to the scene. Paramedics described finding the men unconscious, without pulse or breathing, and with penetrating injuries. They were pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities are investigating the possibility that one brother shot the other before taking his own life.

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