Asked to pray beside Rabbi Gueta's bed, pulled out a knife and stabbed him 4 times

An indictment will be filed against a suspect in the murder of Rabbi Amos Gueta in Netanya. The suspect came to the rabbi's home under the pretext of prayer, pulled out a knife and stabbed him four times to death. The rabbi's assistant was lightly injured. The suspect was arrested after a manhunt and confessed to the act.

An indictment will be filed today in court against the suspect in the murder of Rabbi Amos Gueta in Netanya. According to the investigation by the Sharon District Police, the suspect, aged 36, arrived at the rabbi's home in the early morning hours under the pretext of praying beside his bed. After being allowed in, he pulled out a knife and stabbed the rabbi four times while he was lying in bed. The rabbi's assistant, who tried to subdue the suspect, was lightly injured in his hand. The suspect fled but was caught after a quick manhunt. The knife used in the murder was recovered at the scene. The suspect confessed to the act and an evidentiary foundation was established. The prosecution is expected to file an indictment for murder under aggravated circumstances.