Police announce arrest of suspect in killing of young man from Jenin district near Tora'an

Police announced the arrest of a suspect from the north of the country in the killing of Rabi' Mahmoud Abidi (40), from the village of Zabuba in the Jenin district, who was found killed with signs of torture near the Golani junction close to Tora'an. The victim was lured to the north. The death toll from crime since the start of October rises to 4, and since the start of the year to 170 victims.

The Israeli police announced after midnight on Thursday-Friday the arrest of a suspect from the north of the country in the killing of Rabi' Mahmoud Abidi (40), from the village of Zabuba in the Jenin district. Abidi's body was found on Thursday afternoon in the area of the Maskana (Golani) junction near the village of Tora'an, bearing signs of torture and blows from a sharp instrument, and it was bound. Initial reports indicate the victim was lured to the north, where the crime was committed. With this incident, the number of victims of crime and violence since the start of the current October rises to 4 victims, and since the start of the year to 170 victims, among them 167 from 55 Arab cities and towns, and 3 from Jerusalem, the West Bank and Buq'ata in the Golan. Among the victims, 4 were killed by police gunfire, 11 are women, and 9 are children under 18. The union's statistics do not include crimes in occupied Jerusalem.