"I'll show you what it means, I'll kill you": Severe indictment against a husband who beat his wife

A severe indictment was filed against a resident of the north for a series of violent offenses against his wife, reckless driving, and threats. According to the indictment, after the woman left the home, the defendant confronted her, pushed her, ran over her leg with his car, and threatened her and her father: "I'll kill you." In another incident, he threatened her with a kitchen knife. He is charged with reckless driving, assaulting a partner, and two counts of threats.

In the Nazareth Magistrate's Court, a severe indictment was filed against a resident of the north, attributing to him a series of serious violent offenses against his wife, reckless driving, and threats. According to the facts of the indictment, filed by the police prosecution department, the couple, married for about 15 years with five children, experienced disputes that led the woman to leave the home and move to her parents' house. Several weeks ago, after her request to take her children for an outing was denied, she arrived with her father at the daycare where her two-and-a-half-year-old twins were staying. The defendant arrived at the scene, confronted her, and took the children. When she tried to prevent him from driving away, he pushed her, put the children in the car, forcefully closed the door, and began driving, running over her leg with the wheel. He threatened her and her father: "I'll show you what it means, I'll kill you." The woman was evacuated to the hospital with swelling, bruises, and abrasions. In another incident, he threatened her with a kitchen knife that he held to her neck. The indictment attributes to him reckless driving, assaulting a partner, and two counts of threats.