Mother of Binyahu Razi: 'We warned and filed complaints, but the murder was not prevented'

The mother of Binyahu Razi, who was murdered in Nahlaot, said in an interview outside the hearing on extending the remand of the suspects that the family had warned and filed complaints, but the murder was not prevented. She described a toxic and manipulative relationship with Agam Tzarfati, his former partner, and claimed that her son suffered from threats and harassment. The court extended the remand of Tzarfati, Huta, and Sasson until Friday.

The mother of Binyahu Razi, who was murdered in the Nahlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem, spoke today (Tuesday) in an interview outside the hearing on extending the remand of the suspects in the case - Agam Tzarfati, Shilat Huta, and Linor Sasson - about the relationship between her son and Tzarfati, his former partner. The mother claimed that her son suffered for a long period from threats, harassment, and persecution by Tzarfati, and that the family filed complaints and warned the police, but the murder was not prevented. According to her, the relationship was "toxic and one-sided," and included confidential calls in the middle of the night, curses, punctured tires, and threats of stabbing. The mother expressed confidence in the investigation team but noted that it was a pity the incident was not prevented earlier. The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court extended the remand of the three suspects until Friday, when an indictment will be filed. During the hearing, a commotion broke out, and members of the Razi family shouted at Avior Sasson, the main suspect, who was present. The defense attorney for a minor suspect stated that the minor expressed deep regret over the incident. Tzarfati's lawyer presented WhatsApp messages in which Razi threatens her, but the family dismissed these claims as lies.