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Ongoing Story· Day 5

Man Stabbed in Or Akiva, Police Investigate

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HamalSecurity

Four Arrested in Connection with Stabbing of Two Brothers in Or Akiva

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Police arrested four suspects in Jerusalem in connection with a stabbing incident in Or Akiva that left two brothers injured. The suspects, all in their 20s and known to police, were apprehended after fleeing the scene. A powerful explosive device was found in their vehicle. The motive is reportedly an old dispute between families from Hadera and Or Akiva.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Four suspects were arrested in Jerusalem for a stabbing in Or Akiva.
  • Two brothers were injured, one seriously, in the attack.
  • An explosive device was found in the suspects' vehicle.
  • The motive is believed to be an old dispute between families.
  • All suspects are residents of Or Akiva in their 20s.

Police in Hadera arrested four individuals overnight in Jerusalem suspected of stabbing two brothers in Or Akiva. The suspects, all residents of Or Akiva in their 20s and known to police, include two brothers and a relative, along with an additional suspect. The stabbing occurred early yesterday morning on Har Shlomo Street in Or Akiva, leaving one brother seriously injured and the other moderately wounded. Three of the suspects, who were reportedly seen at the scene, fled, leaving the injured brothers bleeding on the road. Later, police discovered a powerful explosive device hidden in the suspects' vehicle. The motive for the attack is believed to be an ongoing dispute between the brothers from Hadera and the brothers from Or Akiva.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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