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

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Two brothers in their 50s were discovered dead near a Tel Aviv bank on Thursday, in what police suspect is a murder-suicide. Authorities found a handgun at the scene and are investigating the motive. The incident began with reports of a shooting near the bank.

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  • Two brothers were found dead in Tel Aviv in a suspected murder-suicide.
  • Police believe one brother shot the other before taking his own life.
  • The incident occurred near a bank branch on Moshe Dayan Street.
  • A handgun believed to be the murder weapon was recovered at the scene.
  • The motive for the killings remains under investigation.
Two Brothers Found Dead in Suspected Murder-Suicide in Tel Aviv
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Two brothers in their 50s were found dead on Thursday morning near a bank branch on Moshe Dayan Street in Tel Aviv's Kiryat Eliyahu neighborhood. Police were alerted to the scene following reports of a shooting. Large police forces from the Ayalon district and Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency medical teams responded. The deaths of both brothers were pronounced at the scene. Investigators collected evidence, including a handgun believed to be the weapon used. The initial assessment by police is that one brother shot the other and then took his own life. The motive for the incident remains unclear, and investigators are continuing to gather evidence to reconstruct the events.

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