The Shocking News Caught Ilana Rada Unprepared: 'It Disrupted My Life'

Ilana Rada, mother of the late Tair Rada, says in an interview that she was surprised by the decision to reopen her daughter's murder case, and that the news disrupted her life. She hopes the new investigation will lead to answers, but expresses concern that it may be just another headline without results.

Ilana Rada, mother of the late Tair Rada who was murdered in 2006, spoke today with Yoni Lelli on Radio North 104.5FM following the decision to reopen the murder case. Rada said the news caught her unprepared on Friday, a family day, and that she did not receive a proper notification from the police. She expressed hope that the new investigation, transferred to the Tel Aviv District Police, would be serious and lead to results, but also feared it might be just another headline. Rada emphasized that 'a murderer is walking among us, deceiving us all' and that the burden of proof is on the police. She noted that she is not in contact with Roman Zadorov, who was previously convicted of the murder and released, and that she does not wish to be in contact with him.