Three Indicted in Failed Assassination Attempt in Ashdod After Bomb Detonates on Road
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Three men have been indicted for a failed assassination attempt in Ashdod involving a bomb attached to a car that exploded on the road, causing significant damage but no fatalities. The suspects tracked the target, planted the explosive, and fled after the blast on July 1. Police arrested two suspects and continue to pursue the third while highlighting the high risk to public safety.
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- Three suspects indicted for attempted murder and explosives charges in Ashdod bombing case.
- Suspects tracked target with devices and attached bomb under his car on July 1.
- Bomb fell onto road during drive and detonated remotely, causing major damage and injuries.
- Two suspects arrested, one fled; police found attempts to destroy evidence.
- Police stress the high danger of the attack in a populated area and vow continued action against violent crime.
Three suspects have been indicted in connection with a failed assassination attempt in Ashdod, Israel. The indictment, filed at the Beersheba District Court, names Matan Arviv (29) from Hadera, Evitar Zerach Yaakobi (34) from Rosh HaAyin, and Netai Legami (22) from Malad. They face charges including attempted murder, weapons possession, obstruction of justice, and damage with explosives.
According to the indictment, the suspects were involved in a prolonged criminal dispute. They used tracking devices to monitor the target’s vehicles and attached an explosive device underneath one of the target’s cars on July 1. The bomb was remotely detonated about two minutes after it accidentally fell onto the road during the target’s drive, causing a massive explosion that created a crater, damaged nearby vehicles and buildings, and injured several residents with ear trauma.
Following the blast, Legami and an accomplice fled to Tira Yehuda, where Arviv, Yaakobi, and others awaited. Police raids led to the arrest of Legami and Yaakobi, while Arviv initially escaped. Investigations revealed attempts to destroy evidence by burning items used in the crime near Yaakobi’s home.
Police emphasized the high danger posed by the suspects, noting the potential for deadly consequences in a densely populated area. Shahar Levi, commander of the Lahish District Police, praised the investigative team for their professional and determined work in bringing the suspects to justice and vowed to continue combating violent crime with all available resources.
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