Mother Urges Fugitive Suspect to Surrender in Brutal Killing of Israeli Teen

Nearly two weeks after the brutal lynching murder of 19-year-old Benyahu Razi in a Jerusalem Airbnb, the investigation continues with the main suspect, 17-year-old Aviaor Sasson from Pisgat Ze'ev, still at large. The police have made an unusual public appeal for help in locating him. Benyahu's mother, Dikla Razi, directly addressed the fugitive in a heartfelt message: "If you knew how to come and kill and be part of this heinous murder of my son, don't run away like a mouse. Be a man. Come and turn yourself in."

The case involves several suspects. Agam Tzarfati, the victim's ex-girlfriend, is suspected of ordering the murder. Shilat Khuta, a friend present on the night of the killing, is also implicated. David Keren, 18, from Elad, is accused of linking the ex-girlfriend to Linor Sasson, the alleged mastermind behind the murder. Aviaor Sasson, Linor's 17-year-old son, remains the primary fugitive suspect. A 16-year-old relative of Sasson is suspected of assisting his escape, along with three other minors whose names are withheld due to their age.

Prior to the murder, Tzarfati had threatened Benyahu, even visiting his grandmother's home and making recorded threats, including saying, "You listen to me, I will come to your house sick with cancer, I will rape you." This verbal abuse escalated into violent action when a group of youths, allegedly under the direction of an older woman, took the law into their own hands and ended the young man's life.

The police continue to seek public assistance in apprehending Aviaor Sasson as the investigation unfolds.