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Prisoner Shot Dead Near Tzalmon Prison After Leaving for Work

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Eyal Hayiv, a 37-year-old prisoner convicted of murder and manslaughter, was shot and killed near Tzalmon Prison in the Lower Galilee. He had been approved to leave prison for work and was walking to a bus stop when the shooting occurred. The circumstances of the attack and the identity of the assailant remain unknown.

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  • Prisoner Eyal Hayiv was shot and killed near Tzalmon Prison in the Lower Galilee.
  • Hayiv, 37, was serving time for murder and manslaughter convictions from 2015.
  • He had official approval to leave prison to go to work at a factory.
  • The shooting took place near a bus stop on Route 65 as he walked to his transport.
  • The assailant and motive for the shooting are currently unknown.
Prisoner Shot Dead Near Tzalmon Prison After Leaving for Work
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