Three Bodies Found in Burned Vehicle Near Jaljulya in Latest Arab Sector Murder
Police said the three victims were found in the back seat and the case was believed to have a criminal background.
- Three men were found dead inside a burned vehicle in an open area between Baka, Gharbiya, and Jatt in central Israel, police said. Authorities believe the incident has a criminal background.
- Earlier, a 14-year-old boy was seriously wounded in a shooting in Kafr Kanna, which police described as a criminal incident. This violence reflects broader unrest in Arab communities over the weekend.
- After firefighters extinguished the blaze, Magen David Adom emergency medic Abed Yadsi and paramedics Achva Saadia and Said Majadla found three men unconscious inside the vehicle and pronounced them dead at the scene.
- Police dispatched large forces to the scene and deployed a helicopter to investigate, establishing a heavy presence in the area. No suspects had been arrested as of early Sunday.
- The identities of the three men remain unknown, and police said the incident is believed to have a criminal background. The investigation continues amid a surge of violent crimes across Arab communities.
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Investigations are more like crime. Corpses were found in a car near an Arab village in Israel.
In a burning car near an Arab village in Israel, three bodies were found at night. The identity of the men is not known, the Israeli police reported. One assumes a crime with a criminal background.
A horrific crime between Baqa al-Gharbiyye and Jatt: three bodies found inside a burned car
Three people were found dead inside a burned car in an open area, as police investigate a possible criminal background, coinciding with a series of shooting incidents in the Arab community.
Suspected homicide: Three bodies found in burning vehicle near Arab Israeli city
Police opened an investigation, saying the motive was likely criminal. A police source said the men were suspected of being murdered before the vehicle was set on fire • Israel's 2026 homicide toll now at 205
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