"I suspected she was cheating on me": The husband who murdered Nur Mansour in Tira took responsibility | First publication

A development in the investigation into the murder of Nur Mansour Qassem in Tira: her 53-year-old husband was released from the hospital, confessed to stabbing her at least 13 times, and claimed he suspected infidelity. He described an ongoing conflict. The murder occurred over the weekend; the suspect attempted suicide.

A development in the investigation into the murder of 41-year-old Nur Mansour Qassem in Tira: her 53-year-old husband, who attempted suicide immediately after the incident, was released from the hospital today (Tuesday), transferred to police investigation, and took full responsibility for the act. During his interrogation, the suspect confessed to stabbing his wife, a teacher and mother of two, at least 13 times, and claimed: "I suspected she was cheating on me." He described an ongoing conflict between the two. Immediately after the murder, the suspect sent a message to his brother, whose uncle called Magen David Adom. The murder occurred over the weekend in their home; the suspect ingested rat poison and was evacuated in moderate condition. Investigation findings indicate that the suspect is known to the police from previous incidents, but there were no prior complaints of domestic violence. Mansour Qassem is the 26th woman murdered in Israel since the beginning of the year.

"I suspected she was cheating on me": The husband who murdered Nur Mansour in Tira took responsibility | First publication