Two Men Indicted for Brutal Stabbing Attack in Afula
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Two men were indicted for a brutal stabbing attack in Afula on October 26th, where they assaulted a man with knives and screwdrivers in front of his partner. The victim's partner was also injured during the prolonged assault. The attackers threatened the victim with death if he contacted police and demanded he leave the city. After a two-week manhunt, the suspects were arrested and face charges including a request for pre-trial detention.
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- Two men were indicted for a violent stabbing attack in Afula on October 26th.
- The victim was brutally attacked with knives and screwdrivers in front of his partner.
- The victim's partner was also injured during the prolonged assault.
- The attackers threatened the victim with death and demanded he leave Afula.
- The suspects were arrested after a two-week manhunt.
- The Nazareth Prosecutor's Office filed an indictment and requested pre-trial detention.
Two men, aged 29 and 23, have been indicted for a violent stabbing attack that occurred in Afula on October 26th. The victim was walking with his partner towards a food stand when he passed the defendants. After an initial brief exchange, the defendants, accompanied by friends, later surrounded the victim and brutally attacked him with a knife, stabbing implements, and a screwdriver. The assault, which lasted several minutes, took place before the victim's partner, who was also injured and fell to the ground. During the attack, the victim attempted to escape. Following the assault, the defendants threatened the victim with death by shooting if he reported the incident to the police and demanded he leave Afula. The two suspects, residents of Afula and Nof HaGalil respectively, fled the city. After an extensive manhunt lasting over two weeks, they were apprehended by officers from the Northern District. The Nazareth Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment against them and requested their detention until the conclusion of legal proceedings.