19-Year-Old Agam Tzarfati Suspected of Ordering Benyahu Razi's Murder in Jerusalem

Agam Tzarfati, a 19-year-old soldier, is the main suspect in ordering the murder of Benyahu Razi and his ex-partner in Jerusalem. The killing occurred on a Saturday night in an Airbnb apartment in the Nahalat neighborhood, where Razi was brutally stabbed and struck with a kitchen hammer. Tzarfati and Razi had a toxic relationship marked by mutual complaints.

Two other 19-year-old women from Jerusalem, Mazal Linor Sasson and Shilat Huta, friends of Tzarfati, are also suspected of involvement. They allegedly arranged for the attackers to come to the apartment and reportedly watched the murder live via a stream from outside the scene, later assisting the assailants in escaping. Sasson has a criminal record, having served time for fraud, threats, and extortion. Her husband, Kfir Sasson, is also a convicted criminal who escaped prison in 2001 and fired at police officers.

Additionally, a traffic policewoman related to one of the suspects is under investigation by the Police Internal Investigations Department for allegedly obstructing the murder investigation. She is suspected of meeting two suspects shortly after the crime and taking actions that could have hindered the inquiry.