Publication Ban Lifted: Agam Tzarfati Suspected in Binyahu Razi Murder in Jerusalem

The court has lifted a gag order, revealing that Agam Tzarfati is the main suspect in the murder of Binyahu Razi in an Airbnb apartment in Jerusalem's Nahlaot neighborhood. Her remand was extended by seven days after police said the suspicion against her had strengthened. Her mother and sister, a police officer, were questioned and released.

The court has permitted the publication that Agam Tzarfati is the primary suspect involved in planning the murder of Binyahu Razi, who was killed in an Airbnb apartment in the Nahlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem. Her remand was extended by seven days, after police argued that the suspicion against her had strengthened. Her mother was questioned yesterday by police, while her sister, who serves as a police officer, was questioned by the Police Internal Investigations Department; both were released at the end of their interrogations, and the sister was placed under house arrest. In court, a police representative stated that since the previous remand extension, dozens of investigative actions have been carried out, and the police intend to conduct approximately 48 more investigative actions that could be disrupted if she is released. According to the suspicion, Binyahu's ex-girlfriend and her friend, who rented the apartment, claimed they fell victim to violence from Binyahu and his friend. Police suspect that the two women intentionally and with premeditation led a course of action intended to cause his death, while linking the other suspects to the actual perpetrators.