Brothers Killed in Tel Aviv Shooting Suspected Murder-Suicide
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Two brothers, aged over 50 and over 70, were found shot dead in Tel Aviv on October 26 in what police suspect was a murder-suicide. Security footage and a witness suggest one brother shot the other before killing himself. Police have ruled out terrorism and are investigating a possible dispute between the siblings.
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- Two brothers were found shot dead in Tel Aviv on October 26.
- Police suspect the incident was a murder-suicide involving the siblings.
- Security footage reportedly shows one brother shooting the other.
- A witness described one brother shooting the other and then himself.
- Investigators are exploring a possible dispute, including financial issues, as a motive.
- Terrorism and gang violence have been ruled out as causes.
Two brothers, aged over 50 and over 70, were found shot dead on Moshe Dayan Street in Tel Aviv on Monday morning, October 26. Police are investigating the incident as a suspected murder-suicide, believing one brother shot the other before taking his own life. The shooting occurred near a bank branch within a complex housing a center for the elderly. Security footage reportedly shows one brother drawing a pistol and approaching the other. A witness, who owns a nearby business, described seeing the two men talking before one stepped back, produced a gun, fired two or three shots at his companion, and then shot himself in the heart. Authorities have ruled out terrorism or gang-related violence, focusing instead on a dispute between the siblings. Investigators are exploring potential motives, including a possible financial disagreement. The Ayalon District crime unit is leading the investigation.
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