Prisoner on Rehabilitation Program Shot Dead En Route to Work
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Ayal Haib, 37, a prisoner in a rehabilitation program, was shot and killed Friday morning while walking to a bus stop near the Maghar junction in the Galilee. He was on his way to work from Tsalmon prison when unidentified individuals opened fire. Police are investigating the incident, which they believe has criminal motives.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Ayal Haib, 37, died Friday after being shot while en route to work from Tsalmon prison.
- Haib was serving an 18-year sentence for manslaughter and participating in a rehabilitation program.
- The shooting occurred near the Maghar junction on Route 65 in the Galilee.
- Unidentified assailants opened fire on Haib at close range.
- Police are investigating the incident, which they have classified as criminal.
Ayal Haib, a 37-year-old resident of Tuba Zangariyya, died Friday morning from critical wounds sustained in a shooting incident near the Maghar junction on Route 65 in the Galilee region. Paramedics attempted to revive Haib after he was found with penetrating injuries but declared him dead at the scene.
Haib was serving an 18-year sentence for manslaughter since 2015 and was participating in a rehabilitation program that allowed him to leave prison for work. He was on his way to a rehabilitation factory in northern Israel, heading to a bus stop near the Tsalmon prison, when unidentified assailants opened fire on him at close range.
Initial investigations by the Israel Prison Service and police suggest the motive is criminal. Police have launched a wide-scale search for the suspects and are investigating the circumstances of the shooting. The incident occurred around 6:41 AM when emergency services received a report of a shooting victim near the bus stop.
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