Twenty years after the murder of Tair Rada that shocked Israel, police have reopened the case based on new information, according to the 'Shishi' program. The investigation has been transferred from the Northern District to the Tel Aviv District, and new investigative steps have been taken, including meetings with top brass and Police Commissioner Danny Levi.
According to a report on the 'Shishi' program, the Israel Police has reopened the investigation into the 2006 murder of 13-year-old Tair Rada, a case that shocked the country. The decision came after new information was received. The case has been transferred from the Northern District police to the Tel Aviv District, where investigators are examining new leads. Police Commissioner Danny Levi has been involved in high-level meetings regarding the new direction. The investigation is reportedly in its early stages, and no further details have been released.
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