Once secured: Fear of injury to a judge close to those in the South has been removed

For a week and a half, Nasser Abu Tae District Court Judge turned around with security guards, after the court administration ruled there was a suspected injury. At the conclusion of a police investigation, it was decided that the threat to his life was irrelevant. Last month, two cousins ​​from the judge's family were shot dead in Omer

Once secured: Fear of injury to a judge close to those in the South has been removed

After being pinned on security for about a week and a half, Tuesday's concern about being struck by District Court Judge Nasser Abu Tae was removed and he is not set to be threatened. The court administration ruled that there was a suspicion of injury to Abu Teh, a relative of cousins ​​Jalal and Muhammad Abu Teh, who were shot dead in Omar last month. As a result, security guards were pinned to him and even the halls of judgment in which Shaft were closed to the public.

At the end of a police investigation, the court administration decided that the fear of harming Abu Teh was irrelevant and was therefore no longer of high threat.

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Jalal and Muhammad Abu Teh

Cousins ​​Jalal and Muhammad Abu Teh murdered in shooting at Tel Sheva entrance (Photo: official website)

Last month, 25-year-old cousins ​​from Tel Seven were shot dead, relatives of the judge and offenders known to police from a variety of crimes of violence and property offenses. Two young residents of the local council were arrested on suspicion of murder.

Police suspect the shooting opened as a result of the murder of another clan by the Abu Te clan and the wishes of the murdered family in blood revenge. Apparently, this was the murder of a man in his 40s in the Segev Shalom settlement in the Negev, six years ago. Police are concerned that the double murder will rekindle wars between families in the Bedouin sector and bring about more revenge.

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