Video footage shows a stationary car exploding in Holon on Sunday, capturing the moment of a targeted killing, according to N12. The victim was identified as Mustafa Abu Lsan from Jaffa, a man known to police with a criminal record tied to disputes in the Arab community. Police and bomb-disposal units are investigating; the device was reportedly an explosive charge attached to the vehicle.
Newly circulated footage shows the moment a parked car exploded on Sunday afternoon in Holon, in what police describe as a targeted criminal killing. The video, published by N12, captures the vehicle stationary on a street before the blast. The victim has been identified as Mustafa Abu Lsan from Jaffa, according to Israeli media. Police Commander Haim Sargrof stated at the scene that Abu Lsan was known to law enforcement and had been involved in criminal incidents linked to disputes within the Arab community of Jaffa.
As The Zioneer reported from the start (Sun 12:04 Jerusalem), a car exploded on HaLohamim Street, leaving a man in his 30s unconscious; within moments, further reports confirmed a fatality trapped inside and another wounded. By 12:04, the victim was identified as Mustafa Abu Lsan, and Police Commander Sargrof confirmed his criminal background tied to Jaffa conflicts. The same thread carried the first published video of the blast (12:04 Jerusalem) — first circulated by journalist Adar Gitis. What began as a single MDA report gradually solidified into a confirmed targeted liquidation backed by police statements and video evidence.
Bomb-disposal teams are investigating the scene; initial assessments indicate an explosive charge was attached to the vehicle. The killing is the latest in a series of violent incidents in the Tel Aviv district in recent days, as The Zioneer reported earlier on Sunday and Saturday — including another fatal car explosion in Holon that raised the death toll to five in less than 24 hours. Police have deployed a large force and are searching for suspects.
At this stage, no arrests have been confirmed. The motive behind the killing remains unclear, and the video footage has not yet been independently verified by authorities.
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