An indictment was filed Sunday against a 28-year-old man for stabbing and moderately wounding two brothers in a street altercation, according to police. Investigators say he intervened in a loud argument between the two, asked them to stop shouting, and stabbed them when a brawl broke out.
An indictment was filed Sunday by the Tel Aviv District Attorney's office against a 28-year-old man for stabbing two brothers, moderately wounding them, in a street altercation, police said. According to the charge sheet reported by journalist Or Ravid (N12), the suspect heard a loud argument between the two brothers, approached them and asked them to stop shouting. When the argument turned into a physical brawl, he drew a knife and stabbed both. The suspect was arrested after the incident and his detention was extended. The victims were evacuated to a hospital with moderate injuries. No prior Zioneer coverage on this incident exists.
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