A young man of Indian origin was murdered in Israel, a year ago the family was settled there, know what is the whole matter

In the past, many cases of atrocities on Indians living abroad have come to the fore. Now one such case has come to light from Israel, where less than a year ago a teenager who had immigrated from India to Israel was murdered. In fact, he was stabbed to death after a fight at a birthday party in the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Shamona. According to media reports, 18-year-old Joel Lehinghel, who belongs to the Bani Menashe, a Jewish community living in North-East India, came to Israel from India less than a year ago. A teenage girl was stabbed to death after an altercation at a birthday party in the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Shamona. The Bani Menashe are believed to be one of 10 lost tribes exiled from the Land of Israel more than 2,700 years ago. In 2005 he was declared a descendant of Israel, paving the way for his immigration to Israel. In the past few years, 3,000 members of the Bani Menashe community have immigrated to Israel.

Controversy broke out with more than 20 teenagers at birthday party

It is being told that there was a fight between about 20 teenagers and Joel Lehingel was stabbed by someone. Mir Paltial, who works with the community of Indian Jewish immigrants in Israel, told news portal Ynet that there was an altercation with more than 20 teenagers at the birthday party. A lehengahel was also included in the party. According to a Times of India news, Joel Lehinghel had gone to the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Shamona from his home in Nof Hagliel to meet a friend and fellow immigrant from India.

Information about the attack received in this way

Mir Paltial, who works with the community of Indian Jewish migrants in Israel, told the media that Lehinghel was to reach home in the morning. But at 7 a.m., a friend called his family and told them there was a fight last night and that Joel Lehninghael was injured and in the hospital. Before his family could reach the hospital on Shabbat, they were informed that he had died.”

a juvenile arrested

Significantly, the police arrested a 15-year-old teenager from the nearby town of Chatzor Haglit on suspicion of being allegedly involved in the incident. Whereas, according to media reports, on Friday, the police said that they have detained 7 other teenagers between the ages of 13 and 15. Knop Haglil Mayor Ronen Plott called him “the loss of his town” in a social media post, describing Lehingel as a “happy” boy. who expressed a desire to join a combat unit of the Israeli army.