Video Reveals Agam Sarfi Watching Live Murder of Benyahu Razi in Jerusalem Attack

New details from the investigation into the murder of Jerusalem resident Benyahu Razi reveal the chilling sequence of events leading up to and during his fatal stabbing. Shortly before the attack, a group of minors accused in the case gathered at a Nutella store in Beit Hanina, where they ate sweets. According to investigation materials, they were then summoned to the home of the main suspect, Linor Sasson, where they armed themselves with knives before heading to Razi's apartment.

Exclusive footage from a live video call during the attack shows another key suspect, Agam Sarfi, sitting in a car, smiling and covering her face while the assault was broadcast live to her and Sasson. The investigation uncovered that the fatal stabbing occurred during this live transmission. Interrogations of one involved suspect repeatedly met with refusals to answer questions, invoking the right to silence despite being shown video evidence and messages.

The suspect was questioned about their presence at the Nutella store, the return to Sasson's home, and the escalating violence after hearing claims that Razi and his friend had assaulted two girls. The suspect also refused to explain a message on their phone dismissing the girls' accusations. The investigation paints a picture of a premeditated attack, with the suspects arming themselves and coordinating via phone calls.

The family of Benyahu Razi has been shown the indictment and the exclusive evidence, including the live video footage and interrogation transcripts, which outline the events from the candy store to the murder scene. The case remains under investigation as authorities continue to gather evidence and question suspects involved in the brutal killing.