Thousands Attend Rabbi Amos Guetta's Funeral in Netanya Amid Traffic Disruptions
The funeral procession of Rabbi Amos Guetta, a revered figure from Netanya, concluded after six hours on the day of the burial. Thousands of mourners participated in the lengthy procession, which caused significant traffic congestion and led to the closure of Highway 2 for several hours. The rabbi's coffin arrived after 6 p.m. at the veterans' cemetery in Netanya, where he was laid to rest in a newly acquired section of the burial ground.
Earlier on the same day, the court extended the detention of the suspect accused of Rabbi Guetta's murder by eight days. The funeral was widely covered by local media, including extensive photographic documentation capturing the large turnout and the solemn event.
The community's response reflected the rabbi's importance and the impact of his passing, with the extended procession underscoring the deep respect held for him. The investigation into the murder continues as the suspect remains in custody under the extended detention order.
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