The body of a man was discovered Wednesday morning in the southern Israel city of Beersheba.
The man, a foreign national, had been stabbed in his upper body.
The suspect in the killing, also a foreign national, surrendered himself after police launched a manhunt in the city.
A paramedic from the Magen David Adom rescue services told Channel 10 news that medics declared the victim dead shortly after arriving at the scene.
“When we arrived, we saw a man aged around 29 lying in the street next to a building, unconscious with signs of violence to his upper body,” he said.
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“We performed several medical examinations to determine treatment but he did not show any signs of life and shortly afterward we had to declare his death.”
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