A Jewish man in Miami Beach, who believed he was Palestinian, faces accusations of attempted murder after accusations of firing two men who reportedly were Israeli visitors .
According to arrest documents, it appears that at 9:30pm on surveillance video on Saturday, 27-year-old Mordechai Brafman will step out of the truck and launch a fire with a semi-automatic handgun in the vehicle as it passes, Ta. Brahman reportedly fired 17 times, attacking one victim with his left shoulder and grazing the other left forearm.
During his custody, Brahman voluntarily told detectives that while he was driving the truck, “he saw two Palestinians and shot and killed both,” arrest documents told him.
Law enforcement officers did not confirm whether the victim was actually Palestinian. Miami Herald They reported that they were actually Israelis on two vacations and named them Ali Raby and his father.
Post on Facebook after filming Levy and his Hyundai at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami have several bullet holes and markings.
The outlet reported that as of Monday afternoon, Brahman, a suspected gunman, was being held at Miami-Dade Correction Center with two counts of two attempted murders.
Compounding the incident even further, one of the injured men reportedly posted “Death to Arabs” in social media messages after the shooting. “My father and I have experienced murder attempts against an anti-Semitic background.” He wrote.
The Council of America and Islamic Relations'' Florida Chapter calls for federal hate crime charges in the shootings.
“It's ironic, and it tells us that both the pro-Israel perpetrators and Israeli victims in the Miami Beach shooting hold racist anti-Palestinian views,” says the national executive of Kea. Director Nihad Awad said. x.
“This is the latest example of hatred targeting the Palestinian-American community in this country and its hometown. Policymakers in our country are anti-Americans who have led to Gaza's genocide and hate American crime. We should stop promoting Palestinian hatred.”
