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Relatives of murdered Diana: "We loved her husband, we do not understand what happened"
The Magistrate's Court in Rishon Lezion is considering extending the detention of her partner, the police officer suspected of shooting her to death at their home in Binyamin.
The surroundings of 35-year-old Diana said that the children were in a difficult mental state, and expressed surprise at the act.
Her daughter: "We went down and saw mother on the ground"
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Saturday, 06 February 2021, 19:23 Updated: 19:48
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In the video: Residents of Na'ala tell stories about Diana Raz who was allegedly murdered by her husband (Photo: Yanir Yinga)
The arrest of the policeman who shot dead his wife Diana Raz yesterday in the town of Na'ala in Benjamin will be extended tonight (Saturday) at the Magistrate's Court in Rishon Lezion.
The suspected policeman did not attend the hearing, which will be held in his absence as he was staying next to a verified corona patient.
The policeman's parents arrived at the Magistrate's Court in Rishon Lezion ahead of the hearing to assess his arrest, as did Diana's relatives.
One of Diana's family members said the children are with her sister.
The eldest daughter said she and the other children were in their rooms at the time of the shooting.
Their daughter said to one of the uncles, who was trying to broadcast business to them as usual: "Why are you not sad, mother is dead."
The girl said that after the shootings they went downstairs and saw the mother lying on the ground.
Diana's relative: "There is no animosity between the families. We loved him so much that we do not understand what happened there. How does a person pull out a weapon and shoot? It is not perceived. The children are in a difficult mental state."
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Diana Raz, who was shot to death by her husband at her home in Na'ala (Photo: screenshot, threshold photo)
Raz, 35, was shot to death yesterday by her husband shortly before Shabbat.
An initial investigation of the incident revealed that the man, who served as a patrol officer at one of the police stations in the area, called his commander immediately after the incident and told him: "I shot my wife."
The couple's four children, who apparently had the murder before their eyes, were handed over to the suspect's father in Kfar Saba.
Raz was active in community life in the community, and together with her partner - were well known.
She is survived by four children.
Immediately after the murder, the neighbors claimed to have known about problems in the relationship between the two, but did not assume that the case would end that way.
"We do not believe this thing happened to us," they said.
On her website and Diana's Facebook page, she told of a couple's upheaval she went through in her life.
"I want a relationship, but be careful," she wrote.
"Keeping, mostly myself. Until the one comes that will be worth opening his heart to. That's exactly what I thought."
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