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Negev Council Member and Brother Arrested for Alleged Family Attack

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Local Negev Council Member and Brother Arrested in Family Assault Probe

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Police in the Negev arrested a local council member and his brother for alleged involvement in assaulting a female relative. The brother's detention was extended, and the council member will face a court hearing for his arrest extension. The investigation into the assault is ongoing.

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  • A Negev council member and his brother were arrested by police.
  • They are suspected of involvement in assaulting a female family member.
  • The brother's detention has been extended by the court.
  • The council member will appear in Beersheba Magistrate's Court Tuesday.
Local Negev Council Member and Brother Arrested in Family Assault Probe
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Police in the Negev region have arrested a local council member and his brother on suspicion of involvement in an assault against a female relative. The brother's detention has been extended by the court, while the council member is scheduled to appear before the Beersheba Magistrate's Court on Tuesday for a hearing regarding the extension of his own arrest.

The investigation is ongoing, and further details regarding the nature of the assault and the extent of the suspects' alleged involvement have not yet been released. Authorities are continuing to gather evidence and question witnesses.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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