Suspected of stabbing his girlfriend who refused to get engaged to him: "I will dig you a grave" | Footage of the escape

A 20-year-old resident of Jatt will be charged with stabbing his 18-year-old girlfriend from Jisr az-Zarqa, after she refused to get engaged to him. The incident occurred at the central bus station in Hadera on September 14. The girl said he threatened her and said "I will dig you a grave and kill you." He was filmed fleeing, arrested shortly after, and the Coastal District Police filed a prosecutor's statement ahead of an indictment.

A 20-year-old resident of Jatt will be charged with stabbing his 18-year-old girlfriend from Jisr az-Zarqa, after she refused to get engaged to him. The incident occurred on September 14 at the central bus station in Hadera. According to the suspicion, the young man stabbed the girl three times in her hand, causing her a minor injury. Immediately after the stabbing, he was filmed fleeing the scene, but was arrested shortly after by officers from the Hadera station and taken for questioning. The girl told ynet that the two had been in a relationship for six months, according to customs and tradition, she said. She said he began threatening her and said "I will dig you a grave and kill you," but she did not think he would actually try to harm her. "I saw death before my eyes. It's something I won't forget," she said. The police updated that the suspect's detention was extended from time to time, and upon completion of the investigation and formation of the evidentiary infrastructure, a prosecutor's statement was filed against him through the Coastal District prosecution unit, ahead of filing an indictment and a request for his detention until the end of proceedings.