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Jdeideh-Makr Council Head Demands Shin Bet Probe After Assassination Attempt Leaves Him Paralyzed
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By אור רביד
First reported by N12 · Jul 11, 2026
What happened
Suhail Malham, head of Jdeideh-Makr council, was shot in a politically motivated assassination attempt two months ago and remains hospitalized. He demands Shin Bet involvement in the investigation, fearing for his safety while suspects remain free. Police have detained suspects but no charges filed yet.
- 01Jdeideh-Makr council head Suhail Malham was shot and paralyzed in a political assassination attempt.
- 02Malham claims the attack aimed to seize council control ahead of elections, denying personal or criminal motives.
- 03He requested President Herzog to involve Shin Bet in the investigation, calling it straightforward.
- 04Police detained suspects but have not yet filed charges; investigation continues.
- 05Malham fears for his and his family's safety while assailants remain free.
- 06Despite injuries, Malham vows to return stronger with growing public support.
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