In Jaffa murder case in a Jaffa murder trial, a terrorist charge was blasted

• The prosecution witness's train after the explosion // Photo: Michelle Dot Com

Only during the miracle did the prosecution witness and her two-year-old children leave with minor injuries from the explosive device that exploded in the train. Tomorrow (Sunday), a charge of attempted murder will be indicted against two Jaffa youths in their 20s, relatives of a murder accused who tried to harm her by dumping a bomb in the central witness's carriage in Ashraf Abu Qaud's murder case.

In March this year, Ahmad Ades, Uday Adas, and Jamil Ades were indicted for involvement in the murder of Ashraf Abu Qaud, the father of five, who was shot a year ago from a short range on Jaffa Street in Jaffa, and his death was determined shortly after the shooting. Immediately after the incident, police launched an intensive investigation and arrested three relatives as suspects of murder and were charged.

Among the witnesses in the murder case was also a prosecution witness who would testify against the defendants in a trial against them in the Tel Aviv District Court. About two months ago, near Camp 80, an attempt was made to murder the prosecution witness. While the prosecution witness was in the car with her family, including her two-year-olds and four-year-olds, a fierce explosion occurred in the car with a cargo, which was pinned in advance with the car along with another cargo which did not explode. Only in the miracle, the lives of the occupants were not affected and they were lightly injured as a result of the explosion and evacuated for medical treatment.

Upon receipt of the report, an investigation began in the Central Unit of the Tel Aviv Police. After they were able to locate the suspects, evidence gathered against them and they were arrested. The suspects, aged 21 and 27 from Jaffa, are the relatives of one of the accused in the murder, and as mentioned on Sunday morning, the two will be indicted and arrested for pending trial.