In a rare step, the parents of the murdered man came to the police station and thanked the investigators for solving the case

In a rare step within the Arab community, the parents of Muhammad Mahamid, who was murdered several months ago on his way to work, arrived at the Umm al-Fahm police station and thanked the investigators for solving the murder. The parents held a sign of gratitude, met with officers, and expressed appreciation for the arrest of three suspects, including a minor. The mother said she feared the case would end without arrests.

In a rare step within the Arab community, Mahmoud Mahamid and his wife arrived today (Friday) at the Umm al-Fahm police station to thank the officers for solving the murder of their son Muhammad, who was murdered several months ago on his way to work. The parents held a sign of gratitude to the Israel Police, the Umm al-Fahm station, and the YMR unit for the investigation that led to the arrest of the suspects. According to the police, an evidentiary infrastructure was built against three suspects: a 42-year-old resident of Umm al-Fahm, a 23-year-old resident of the Bedouin diaspora, and a minor. The case was solved despite attempts to disrupt the investigation, including hiding evidence and washing the scene. This week, a prosecutor's statement was filed ahead of an indictment. The parents met with operations officer Chief Inspector Ramaz Aram, who expressed condolences and said their arrival was moving and appreciated. The father said the arrests eased the heavy burden, and the mother added that she feared the case would end without arrests, but thank God the murderers are in prison.

In a rare step, the parents of the murdered man came to the police station and thanked the investigators for solving the case