A 30-year-old man was stabbed to death on Thursday in an apparent altercation in Netanya, police and paramedics said.
The incident, on the city’s Ve’idat Helsinki street, left another man, 37, critically injured.
Magen David Adom paramedics pronounced the victim dead at the scene and took the other injured man, in critical and unstable condition, to nearby Laniado Hospital.
Police said they have arrested a suspect, a resident of Netanya. The incident was not being treated as terrorism.
The police added that the suspect was known to have a dispute with one of the men who were stabbed.
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According to reports, the altercation began in a nearby apartment before spilling onto the street, according to the Maariv newspaper.
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