• Published 00:00 16.07.07
  • Latest update 00:00 16.07.07

Three men arrested for rape, robbery of Or Akiva woman

Police suspect the three also kidnapped and severly beat the woman's husband in an attempt to extract the whereabouts of a youth who owed them money.

By Fadi Eyadat

A Hadera court on Monday extended by three days the remand of two men from Or Akiva arrested on Monday on suspicion of raping a female resident of the city. The court is currently considering extending the remand of the third assailant, a minor aged 17.

In the early morning hours on Monday, a police cruiser was called to a house in Or Akiva from where screaming was heard. Two police officers burst into the apartment and found the victim lying on the floor. The woman said she was raped and pointed out the suspects to police, moments after they had fled into a waiting car.

The suspects, brothers Oleg and Bentzion Abramov aged 30 and 18, and an unnamed minor aged 17 were arrested with items that police suspect they stole from the victim's house.

Police suspect that a few hours before the rape, the suspects kidnapped the victim's 46-year-old husband from the beach in Hedera and beat him severely.

Hadera Police Commander Boaz Goldberg stated that when the victim reported to an area hospital for treatment she found her husband in a nearby room badly beaten and bleeding.

The man told police that the three suspects arranged a meeting with him, kidnapped and took him to the beach where they tried to force him to tell them the whereabouts of a youth who owed them money. When the man refused, he was beaten severely.

The men are believed to have then continued to the man's house where they allegedly raped and robbed his wife.

Hadera police stated that two of the suspects have a history of violent offenses and property crimes, and that none of the three are cooperating with the investigation.

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  • 4. 0 0
    Different rules
    • Observer
    • 16.07.07
    • 16:32

    Haaretz reported yesterday about a Border Policeman who raped an elderly woman. He happened to be an Arab, she a Jewish woman whose father was a Holocaust survivor. The Border Policeman got 16.5 years in jail for his crime. Most talkbackers thought that 16.5 years in jail is a light sentence and called for his castration or even the death penalty! Today we hear nothing of the sort. Three young men attacked a husband & raped his wife in her home. None of the people involved in this incident are Arab, so let's see what kind of punishment they get? It is also intersting that no calls for castration or the death penalty have been heard. I wonder why?

  • 3. 0 0
    At What Point
    • Sam
    • 16.07.07
    • 16:10

    At what point do we start to check exactly who we are bringing in from the former USSR.

  • 2. 0 0
    A Question
    • leon
    • 16.07.07
    • 16:07

    Can they be deported whence they came from ?

  • 1. 0 0
    That is the Culture...
    • Boozaglow
    • 16.07.07
    • 14:59

    One wonders whether is the culture that some of our Russian brethren so loudly proud of. No that Israel did not have enough of its born and inbredd social deviants, however, when statistics are checked, the level of deviancy-criminality in Israel streets and homes has increased many folds since the Great Immigration from the former Soviet Union Republics. As much as it aches to point out such a reality between the claim to cultured people and their actual performance in many levels of social interaction, the truth has to be handled so that steps be taken to alleviate such anti-social behaviour, and excessive to that effect.