Eldar Dayan

Family of the late Eldar Dayan protested outside the Dimona police station, demanding a renewed probe into his death. Dayan was found dead in August following a disappearance, and his relatives slammed severe police failures and investigative omissions.

A staff member at the gas station where Dayan was seen shortly before he disappeared tells Walla that the 22-year-old arrived at the scene walking on his own feet and did not appear injured in a way that could explain his death: "He never came out of there alive." In the background, the seven suspects were released to house arrest - and the cause of death has not yet been determined.

Following the announcement that the circumstances of death could not be determined, the police appealed to the court to release all suspects to two weeks of house arrest. The judge rejected the request and ordered the five young men involved in the fight to be released for only 4 days.

The full report from the Institute of Forensic Medicine states that due to the condition of the late Eldar Dayan's remains, it was impossible to determine the cause of death. Sources familiar with the details estimate that this finding may significantly complicate the substantiation of the murder suspicion.

New evidence examined by the police shows Eldar Dayan bruised in a convenience store after a fight, and strengthens the claim of his two friends that he died of a brain hemorrhage as a result of the blows he sustained. The findings may lead to a change in the suspicions against the five young men involved in the brawl. The detention of all suspects has been extended until Monday, and any further...

The court extended the detention of five murder suspects by five days. Their lawyers expressed outrage at the police's conduct and demanded their release, but the judge granted the police's request.

According to investigators, the suspects kicked the victim in the head, causing a fatal brain hemorrhage. Meanwhile, the detention of Dayan's friends, Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz, has been extended, as police interrogation revealed that their testimonies contradict established facts.

Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman, suspected of murdering their friend Eldar Dayan, claimed they fled to an open area after seeing a police car, but records show it arrived only half an hour later. Peretz's phone, which he claimed was lost, was found at his family's home, and police suspect that important data was deleted from it.

Judge Ronen Peleg rejected the defense attorneys' request to release Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman. The police noted that the two were the last to be with Dayan before his death, and that an opinion from the Institute of Forensic Medicine regarding the cause of death has not yet been received.

The fifth suspect who was on the run has been captured and his detention extended. Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman, friends of Dayan suspected of his murder, deny the allegations and claim he died following a brawl with five other men. Investigators are awaiting the findings of the Institute of Forensic Medicine regarding the cause of death.

The police suspect that four young residents of Petah Tikva kicked Dayan in the head during the fight and caused the brain hemorrhage that led to his death. The four will be brought today for a remand hearing on suspicion of murder by a group. The fifth suspect is on the run, and the police are conducting a manhunt for him.

Police arrested two additional suspects this morning for involvement in the brawl preceding Eldar Dayan's death, following two arrests made yesterday. Investigators are determining if the suspects inflicted the injuries that caused a fatal brain hemorrhage. Two of Dayan's friends also remain in custody.

Two suspects were arrested on suspicion of involvement in a brawl that preceded the murder of Eldar Dayan. The two had been questioned in the past regarding the case and will be brought to court tomorrow for a hearing to extend their detention.

As part of the murder investigation that has been ongoing for about two weeks, Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz, friends of the late Eldar Dayan, have taken a significant step they had avoided until now.

The investigation into the murder of Eldar Dayan continues: The Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court has extended the detention of suspects Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz until August 19. This marks the fifth extension of their detention since late July.

Eldar Dayan was laid to rest on Tuesday, and his family is still struggling to process his death. Family members are furious at a police investigator who accompanied the case, claiming she told them there was a "98% chance he is alive," and declare: "We will make sure she pays."

It all started with a brawl in a grove: according to the suspects' version, they fled in a vehicle convinced they had run over one of the young men, changed the license plate, and hid from the police. Two of them fled into a tunnel, while Eldar Dayan was left behind. Weeks later his body was found - and they became suspects in the murder.

Eldar Dayan's friends, Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman, deny murdering him. During interrogation, they claimed he died following a brawl in which they had previously participated.

23-year-old Eldar Dayan will be buried in the cemetery of the city where he was born and raised. His two friends, Omri Peretz and Maxim Barberman, are suspected of his murder and continue to remain silent during the investigation.

Omri Peretz, suspected of involvement in the murder of Eldar Dayan, has broken his silence during interrogation and provided his version of events, while denying involvement in the murder. Police are investigating a potential charge of abandoning a wounded person and are awaiting the autopsy report.

The police received information that Dayan was murdered and his body was hidden near a gas station in Petah Tikva where the vehicle was abandoned. Following the information, the investigation was transferred to the Sharon District Central Unit, and the body was located during targeted searches. Two of his friends began cooperating with investigators, but still deny the allegations against them.

Maxim Barberman, who was arrested along with his friend on suspicion of murdering Eldar Dayan, revealed his version of the events at the Yarkon. While the police estimate that the investigation is nearing a resolution, a relative accuses: "They set him up"

The two suspects in the murder of Eldar Dayan, whose remains were found near the Yarkon junction, have begun to speak during interrogation after days of silence. Police believe their testimonies will shed light on his final moments.

The investigation into the death of Eldar Dayan is intensifying as police examine evidence of a potential assault. Authorities are awaiting forensic results to determine if a blow from a helmet caused a fatal skull fracture or if the victim succumbed to extreme heat conditions.

After his body remains were found, it is now revealed that on the very day of Eldar Dayan's disappearance, a citizen reported to the police about the abandoned vehicle, the shattered windshield, and bloodstains at the gas station. Retired officers criticize the management of the search.

The remains of Eldar Dayan were found about two weeks after he went missing, about 50 meters from the vehicle in which he was traveling with his friends. Two of his friends are suspected of murder, and the police are investigating how the body was not located earlier.

As we first reported, the police are requesting a 15-day extension of the detention of Maxim Barberman and Omri Peretz, friends of Eldar Dayan, on suspicion of involvement in his murder. Following the hearing, the suspects are expected to undergo further interrogation regarding the circumstances of his death.

After Eldar Dayan's mother heard reports about the discovery of a body, she immediately arrived at the scene and confronted the police forces: "Take me to see my son, I will tell you if it is him."

As part of the search for missing person Eldar Dayan, police, Border Police officers, and volunteers found a body in an advanced state of decomposition in an open area. Identification is currently pending.

After the Dimona station exhausted its leads, the search for Eldar Dayan and the investigation into the preceding brawl were transferred to the Sharon Yamar. Police have no information regarding a reported contact between Dayan and his father.

A development in the investigation of Dayan's disappearance was recorded today, when his girlfriend announced to her followers that he had contacted his father from his hiding place. It is possible that the police will ask the court to extend the detention of his two friends once again.

Police have found two helmets believed to belong to missing person Eldar Dayan and his friends. The items have been sent to a forensic laboratory for analysis.

The search for 23-year-old Eldar Dayan from Dimona continues. Police discovered two helmets in the Yarkon River that may have belonged to Dayan and his friends on the day of the fight.

Developments in the investigation into the disappearance of Eldar Dayan after a fight at Yarkon Park. The police suspect that his friends know where he is and are attributing a series of serious offenses to them.

The family of 23-year-old Eldar Dayan, missing since July 17, has obtained significant new information regarding his whereabouts. They are demanding that police pursue new leads, citing death threats received by Dayan prior to his disappearance and a conflict with one of the detainees.

Adv. Sapir Pardo has been hired to represent the family. "The Israel Police will have to answer for the way this failed procedure is being managed," she stated, threatening legal action. Meanwhile, the family continues to search for the 23-year-old.

Footage shows Dayan entering a gas station shirtless, holding two shirts; he put one on and gave the other to a friend. A shirt potentially belonging to him was found near the location where the vehicle was discovered.

The last footage of Eldar Dayan shows him shirtless entering a gas station, getting dressed, and leaving with two friends. Police have determined that the blood found on the vehicle's shattered windshield does not belong to him, have ruled out kidnapping at this stage, and believe the incident began as a brawl between acquaintances.

According to police assessments, Eldar and his friends allegedly attempted to run over two young men during a fight. The 23-year-old has been missing for 13 days, and the search continues.

The police are investigating several leads in the disappearance of the young man. They are examining a suspicion that he was kidnapped for criminal reasons, or the possibility that he was involved in a hit-and-run accident and fled. "The assessment is strengthening that Eldar Dayan is on the run, all options are on the table," a police source told N12.

Conflicting testimonies, obstruction of justice, and the arrest of two friends mark a turning point in the disappearance of 23-year-old Eldar Dayan. Following the discovery of an abandoned vehicle with blood stains, police suspect the young man is hiding.

During the hearing, it emerged that Bruverman has a criminal record, including a conviction for possession of brass knuckles. He faces suspicions of conspiracy, obstruction of justice, and involvement in a hit-and-run incident.

A group of friends from Dimona went out for an evening in Tel Aviv. Eldar Dayan disappeared after a fight in the Yarkon Park area. Police and K9 units are scanning the area, while the family claims the friends' versions are contradictory.

The family of Eldar Dayan, 23, from Dimona, lost contact with him over a week ago. He was with a friend and was last seen in the Yarkon Park area: "The friend keeps changing versions, saying they split up."