"Come See What They Can Do": The Trap That Led to the Murder of Binyahu Razi

The indictment in the murder case of Binyahu Razi reveals a chain of events: from the threatening text sent by the young women, through the minors arming themselves with a hammer, skewers, and clubs, to the video call the attackers made from the scene. The young women and minors are charged with intentional murder, and the mother Linor Sasson is charged with aiding. The murder took place in an apartment in the Nahlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem.

The indictment in the murder case of Binyahu Razi reveals a harsh chain of events: from the threatening text the young women sent to the victim, through the minors who armed themselves with a hammer, skewers, and clubs, to the video call the attackers made from the scene. According to the indictment, after an argument, the young women Agam Tzarfi and Shilat left the apartment and turned to Linor Sasson, the mother of one of the defendants, who helped drive the group to the apartment. On the way, the group members talked about their intention to "finish" the victim, and Linor warned them. At around 18:50, the six involved arrived at the nearby street, armed. They spotted the victim and his friend sitting in a car, asked them to come up to the apartment, and there began to confront Binyahu. During the confrontation, one of the minors stabbed Binyahu in the chest, an injury that led to his death. The young women are charged with intentional murder, and the minors with additional charges. Linor Sasson is charged with aiding, and she has a criminal record including a conviction for extortion by threats.