Prisoner Shot Dead in Lower Galilee While on Work Leave
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Eyal Haib, a 37-year-old prisoner convicted of murder and manslaughter, was shot and killed near a bus stop in the Lower Galilee. Haib had been permitted to leave the Zalamon prison for work and was on his way to a factory when he was attacked. He was on his way to a bus stop to travel to the factory and return to prison via public transport.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prisoner Eyal Haib was shot and killed near a bus stop in the Lower Galilee.
- Haib, 37, was serving time for murder and manslaughter convictions from 2015.
- He had been granted permission to leave Zalamon prison for work.
- Haib was en route to a factory in the north of Israel.
- He was walking to a bus stop to use public transport for his commute.
Eyal Haib, a 37-year-old active prisoner, has been identified as the man fatally shot near a bus stop on Highway 65, close to the Zalamon prison. Haib was convicted of murder and manslaughter in 2015. He had been granted permission to leave prison for work and was walking to a bus stop to travel to a factory in the north of the country, intending to return to prison via public transport. The incident occurred in the Lower Galilee region.
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