Two More Suspects Arrested in Eldar Dayan Disappearance Case as Investigation Shifts to Central District

The investigation into the disappearance of Eldar Dayan has seen significant developments, with the case transferred overnight from the Southern District to the Central District police due to new evidence suggesting Dayan was last seen in the central region. This area is also where a related criminal incident occurred, believed to be connected to the reasons behind his disappearance. Concurrently, two additional suspects have been arrested, and the investigation into a related altercation is being conducted at the Petah Tikva police station. Authorities explained that the transfer was made because the Central District has better investigative resources and capabilities for this case.

In recordings aired on Channel 12 News, Dayan's mother confronts a key suspect, demanding information about her son. She questions him about whether another person was with him and insists he come to the police station despite his reported injuries, threatening arrest if he refuses. The suspect agrees to comply. Police believe there is a high probability that Dayan is still alive and are exploring the possibility that he fled following a hit-and-run accident linked to the altercation.

Meanwhile, the Southern District continues its search efforts, with detectives from the Dimona station conducting raids, including one on a friend of the missing man in central Israel. Investigative actions are ongoing as authorities work to locate Dayan.