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Arbel Feldman named as Rishon Lezion torts lawyer allegedly shot dead by client

אוג 5, 2026 ·  Source: The Times of Israel 91Objectivity score91/100

Arbel Feldman named as Rishon Lezion torts lawyer allegedly shot dead by client

The Rishon Lezion attorney allegedly killed by a disgruntled client was identified on Wednesday as torts lawyer Arbel Feldman.Feldman, who was shot dead in his office on Tuesday, is survived by a wife and three children, according to Hebrew media. He was about 50 years old, according to medics.“He is the last person on the list to whom something like this could happen. It’s impossible to believe it is happening,” an unnamed relative told the Ynet news site.The Israeli Bar Association (IBA) observed a moment of silence on Wednesday in Feldman’s memory. A message to members called on attorneys across the country to exit courthouses at 10 a.m. and stand in silence for two minutes.“This is a jarring incident that requires a change in decision-makers’ approach to the violence that is wreaking havoc in Israeli society,” the bar said.It announced that IBA head Amit Becher and district heads have formed…

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Arbel Feldman, a Rishon Lezion torts lawyer, was allegedly shot dead in his office on Tuesday by his client, Ahmed al-Rajoub, a Ramle resident. Al-Rajoub, who turned himself in, reportedly argued with Feldman over a NIS 10,000 torts case. Feldman, approximately 50 years old and survived by a wife and three children, was pronounced dead at the scene.

“He is the last person on the list to whom something like this could happen. It’s impossible to believe it is happening,”

an unnamed relative told Ynet. The Israeli Bar Association observed a moment of silence and formed a team to assist and protect lawyers from violent clients, stating, “This is a jarring incident that requires a change in decision-makers’ approach to the violence that is wreaking havoc in Israeli society.”

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