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MakanSecurity

Man Fatally Shot in Tayibe, Suspects Set Vehicle Ablaze

Translated & summarized from Makan by baba

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Mohammed Ishaq Azam, 59, was fatally shot in Tayibe on Saturday evening and later pronounced dead at Meir Hospital. The suspects reportedly set their getaway vehicle on fire to destroy evidence, and police are investigating the crime, believed to be criminal in nature. This shooting occurred shortly after another fatal incident in Kafr Manda.

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  • Mohammed Ishaq Azam, 59, was fatally shot in Tayibe on Saturday evening.
  • Medical teams attempted resuscitation at Meir Hospital before pronouncing Azam dead.
  • Suspects are believed to have burned their vehicle to conceal evidence.
  • Police are investigating the shooting, which is suspected to be criminal.
  • The incident follows a separate fatal attack in Kafr Manda the previous day.

Mohammed Ishaq Azam, 59, was killed by gunfire in the city of Tayibe on Saturday evening. Medical teams transported him to Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba in critical condition, where resuscitation efforts were performed before doctors pronounced him dead. Investigators suspect the perpetrators set fire to the vehicle they used to escape in an attempt to destroy evidence. Police have launched an investigation into the circumstances of the shooting and are conducting searches for those involved. The motive is believed to be criminal. This incident follows the killing of Lina Zeidan from Kafr Manda the previous day, when three others were injured by a grenade thrown into a store.

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