An indictment for attempted murder and carrying a weapon was filed Thursday against Mohammed Bashish, 28, from Rahat, who shot a relative after he was dissatisfied with the results of the sulha in which the relative represented the other side.
The indictment filed by the State Attorney's Office with the Beer Sheva District Court indicates that after Bashash's father was run over, a dispute arose, and that several months ago there was a "sulha" procedure between Beshish's side and another side of the family.
As part of the negotiations for Sulha, the complainant, his brother and others represented the side of the family that had fallen out with Bashish's family. Bashish's family demanded compensation of seven million shekels, and in the end, the complainant and his brother reduced the compensation amount to 250,<> shekels.
The results of the negotiations were not satisfactory to Bashish, so in the early evening of October 30, Bashish emerged from behind the complainant who had left the mosque, wearing a hoodie and carrying a pistol. When the complainant turned around, he fired a marble at his upper body and head with the intention of causing his death. The complainant was hit in the face, shoulder and left arm, fell to the ground and tried to run away from a man who continued to fire several more shots at him before fleeing the scene.
In the motion to remand until the end of the proceedings, attorney Aviv Damari stated: "The respondent proved by his actions that he is very dangerous to the public and to the complainant. The respondent, for no tangible reason, and without having any conflict or issue with the complainant, vouched for him and shot him in the direction of his head and upper body, seeking to take his own life."
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