A woman in her thirties was found dead with bullet wounds in her home in the northern Arab town of Abu Snan overnight, police say.
She was declared dead by medics who arrived on the scene, according to the statement, which says the motive for the killing was “probably criminal.”
Hebrew media identifies the victim as 35-year-old Sherihan Mishleb, a divorced mother of three. She was reportedly found by her brother, who alerted the police. Her children are said to have been out of the house at the time.
Following an initial investigation, eight of Mishleb’s relatives are reportedly detained, including her ex-husband. The police is expected to request the court to extend the detention of three or four relatives, the Kan public broadcaster says.
The Abraham Initiatives coexistence watchdog says 149 members of the Arab community, including 14 women, have been killed since the start of 2025, up from 132 victims, including five women, in the same period in 2024.
Earlier this week, a woman was found dead in her home in a village near the northern Arab town of Umm al-Fahm, and a man was killed and three others injured in a shooting in the village of Muqeible.
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