Arbel Feldman
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Shocking motive revealed: The sum for which Adv. Arbel Feldman was murdered
Just two hours after the deadly shooting at a law firm in Rishon LeZion, murder suspect Ahmad al-Rajoub was recorded asking calmly: "Is he dead?". Police have filed a prosecutor's statement ahead of an indictment, revealing the emergency call transcript and the suspect's motive.

Client to be charged with the murder of his lawyer: "He did not agree with the ruling - and took out his anger on Feldman"
The arrest of Ahmad al-Rajoub was extended by 4 days, at the end of which an indictment will be filed against him for the murder of Adv. Arbel Feldman in his office in Rishon LeZion. "He shot Arbel because of the legal outcome, this is not a financial dispute," claimed a friend of the victim. Commotion in the courtroom: those present shouted "murderer", the suspect's defense attorney claimed ...

"A disgraceful sum": Attorney Arbel Feldman allegedly murdered over 15,000 shekels
Police claim that suspicions against 23-year-old Ahmad Al-Rajoub, arrested for the murder of attorney Arbel Feldman, have strengthened. Investigators report having evidence regarding the motive, planning, and execution of the crime. The defense has raised questions about the suspect's mental fitness, and his detention has been extended by nine days.

"It was not a business dispute - my brother was murdered for nothing"
Relatives of attorney Arbel Feldman, who was murdered in Rishon LeZion, demand justice for his memory and are angry at reports that tried to link him to a financial dispute with the murder suspect: "Arbel acted according to the law." "Nothing in his conduct in the last few days hinted that he was afraid of anything."

Attorney Arbel Feldman murdered in Rishon Lezion: "Black flag"
Arbel Feldman’s family has authorized the publication of his identity following his murder yesterday in Rishon Lezion. The suspect, a 23-year-old resident of Ramle, surrendered to police during the manhunt and confessed to the shooting. In Tel Aviv, legal professionals held two minutes of silence in memory of Feldman and to protest against rising violence in Israeli society.