Two Arab fatalities: Shooting in Kabbiah and beaten to death in Ramla

SadaNews - A young man from Haifa was killed in a shooting crime that occurred in Kabbiah shortly after midnight on Sunday. Additionally, a 40-year-old man was killed in an assault and beaten to death in the city of Ramla, with his body discovered late on the same day. This brings the total number of Arab fatalities since the beginning of this year to 114.

Local sources reported that the victim of the murder in Kabbiah is Fouad Mansour (Hamdoun), a resident of Haifa.

Regarding the crime committed in Kabbiah, a medical team stated that they received a report "at 00:03, indicating a young man was injured in Kabbiah," adding that its paramedics "confirmed the death of a young man approximately 30 years old, who was affected by penetrating wounds" that penetrated his body.

One member of the medical team mentioned that "the injured man was unconscious inside a vehicle, with no pulse or breathing, and was suffering from severe penetrating injuries."

He added: "We conducted the necessary medical examinations, but unfortunately, his injuries were critical, and we had no option but to declare him dead."

The occupation police claimed that they "initiated an investigation into the murder that took place in the town of Kabbiah, after a person was shot while driving his vehicle."

They added that "the victim's death was declared at the scene, while his identity remains unknown."

In relation to the crime committed in Ramla, local sources reported finding the body of Zidan Abu Amer, 40 years old, showing signs of severe violence.

114 fatalities in the Arab community

With these two crimes committed on Sunday, the toll of murder victims in the Arab community since the beginning of the year has reached 114, amidst an unprecedented surge in shooting crimes and organized violence.

The Arab towns are experiencing a continuous wave of murders and shootings, with repeated assurances from the residents that the Israeli police are negligent, and at times complicit in addressing organized crime, despite the increasing number of victims and the frequency of these crimes nearly daily.

Data shows that most victims of murders in the Arab community since the start of the year were killed as a result of gunfire, in light of ongoing personal security failures within the Arab towns and the absence of effective measures to curb the spread of violence and crime.

Source: Arabs 48