IDF disabled veteran who served in Golani suspected of stabbing his brother in Jaffa, his condition serious

A former IDF disabled veteran from the Golani Brigade was arrested on suspicion of stabbing his brother in Jaffa during a family argument. The wounded brother is in serious condition. The suspect confessed to the act, but his defense attorney requested consideration of his complex medical condition. The court extended his remand by five days.

A 30-year-old man from Jaffa, a disabled IDF veteran and former Golani fighter, was arrested on suspicion of stabbing his 24-year-old brother during a family argument on Halamit Street in Jaffa. The younger brother was seriously injured and evacuated to Wolfson Hospital. The suspect, who suffered a severe head injury and required lengthy rehabilitation, confessed to the act and expressed regret. His defense attorney, Adv. Liron Sharkovik, emphasized his clean record and 15 years of volunteer service with the police, and requested consideration of the circumstances. However, Judge Ro'i Peri ruled that he poses a danger and extended his remand by five days.

IDF disabled veteran who served in Golani suspected of stabbing his brother in Jaffa, his condition serious