Israeli police arrested a suspect in connection with a murder in Netivot, according to a ynet report. The motive is believed to be criminal.
Israeli police have arrested a suspect in the murder of Oshri Kadushim in Netivot, confirming a criminal motive, according to a ynet report. The suspect, a Netivot resident in his 40s, is expected to be brought before the Beersheba Magistrate's Court today for a remand extension hearing. The arrest follows a series of developments reported Saturday evening.
On Saturday evening (21:47 Jerusalem), The Zioneer reported that a man was shot in Netivot and later declared dead. Within the same update, the victim was identified as a known criminal, and police opened a murder investigation citing a criminal motive. The victim was later identified as Oshri Kadushim, a senior crime figure who had moved to Netivot this week and celebrated his son's bar mitzvah. New documentation of the shooting was also released. By Saturday night, police had arrested a Netivot resident in his 40s on suspicion of involvement, and the suspect is now in custody.
As The Zioneer reported earlier today (Sunday), the suspect is expected to be brought to court. The investigation is ongoing, and no additional details about the suspect's identity or the specific motive have been released.
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