Not a case of mistaken identity - but a premeditated act: Footage of the murder at the gas station in Netanya
Footage of the murder of Alexander Tzemach at a gas station in Netanya was published on Kan News. Police initially believed it was a case of mistaken identity, but a development in the investigation revealed that the murder was premeditated following a trivial argument. Six suspects have been arrested.
In the Kan News broadcast, footage was published of the murder of Alexander Tzemach at a gas station in Netanya about five months ago. The murder occurred during Tzemach's first shift at the station, when an unidentified person shot him at close range in front of frightened customers and fled. Police initially believed it was a case of mistaken identity, as Tzemach had no criminal record. However, a dramatic development in the investigation revealed that Tzemach was the intended target, and that the murder was planned long in advance. The investigation shows that Tzemach randomly met one of the suspects in Netanya, a trivial argument broke out, and following it, several of those involved decided to murder him. Six suspects were arrested, and two of them are also suspected of additional shooting in Tel Aviv a few days after the murder. Their detention was extended by six to ten days.