Arabs Indicted for Tishah B’Av Stabbing
The Jerusalem District Attorney’s Office on Monday filed an indictment against Sultan Abu Humus and Mahmoud Rajbi for their involvement in a stabbing near the Damascus Gate last Tishah B’Av, The Jerusalem Post reported.
Moshe Limai, a chareidi Israeli man in his thirties, was stabbed as he was walking home from the Kosel. He sustained multiple wounds, in his chest, waist and hand.
A third suspect, who is in police custody, is awaiting indictment, said a press release by the prosecution.
Limai was subsequently evacuated to Shaarei Zedek Medical Center in moderate condition.
Police described it as a terror attack.
Abu Humus was charged with attempted murder and obstruction of justice for acting as a lookout. Rajbi was charged with causing severe bodily injury with intent and under aggravated circumstances.
This article appeared in print on page 6 of edition of Hamodia.
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