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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

Israeli Arrested in Central Israel on Bulgaria Murder Warrant

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Israeli police arrested a 32-year-old man in Bat Yam on Friday based on an international warrant. He is suspected of involvement in the murder of an Israeli citizen at a Sofia metro station about a month ago. The suspect will face a court hearing before being extradited to Bulgaria.

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  • A 32-year-old Israeli man was arrested in Bat Yam on an international warrant.
  • He is suspected of involvement in the murder of an Israeli citizen in Sofia, Bulgaria.
  • The murder occurred about a month ago at a metro station in the Bulgarian capital.
  • The suspect will be extradited to Bulgaria after a court hearing.
Israeli Arrested in Central Israel on Bulgaria Murder Warrant
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