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Four of the accused are 22-year-old Ibrahim Merih, who was arrested the day after the incident;  19-year-old Muhammad Abu al-Hija, who was arrested a week later;  20-year-old Baha Abu al-Hijah, who was arrested after five more days;  and 18-year-old Muhammad Abu Rumi, who was arrested ten days ago.  The four of them confessed to the actions during the joint investigation of the Shin Bet and the North District District Attorney's Office, and Moriah and Abu Rumi even admitted that they had a nationalist motive.

Four of the accused are 22-year-old Ibrahim Merih, who was arrested the day after the incident;  19-year-old Muhammad Abu al-Hija, who was arrested a week later;  20-year-old Baha Abu al-Hijah, who was arrested after five more days;  and 18-year-old Muhammad Abu Rumi, who was arrested ten days ago.  The four of them confessed to the actions during the joint investigation of the Shin Bet and the North District District Attorney's Office, and Moriah and Abu Rumi even admitted that they had a nationalist motive.

The other defendants are 19-year-old Mustafa Awad and Ahmed Merih, who denied their involvement and even claimed an alibi - but implicated each other in conflicting versions.  In addition to this, other people as well as the evidence in the case - incriminated the two.  For example, the prosecution claims that Ahmed Merih recorded in a WhatsApp conversation confirms that he will attend the riots that evening and even inquires with his friends which of them knows how to make Molotov cocktails.

The other defendants are 19-year-old Mustafa Awad and Ahmed Merih, who denied their involvement and even claimed an alibi - but implicated each other in conflicting versions.  In addition to this, other people as well as the evidence in the case - incriminated the two.  For example, the prosecution claims that Ahmed Merih recorded in a WhatsApp conversation confirms that he will attend the riots that evening and even inquires with his friends which of them knows how to make Molotov cocktails.

"Everything is based on a nationalist-ideological motive," claims attorney Yaniv Zohar, the prosecutor who is simultaneously requesting the extension of the detention of the six, until the end of the legal proceedings against them.</font></blockquote></ref> Worst, the three who confessed for racist attack, got encouragements on social media from hundreds of Arab residents in Tamra.<ref>Yair Krauss, [https://www.makorrishon.co.il/news/514683/ "May Allah set you free": hundreds of supporters of the Arabs from Tamra who confessed to the lynching], ''Makor Rishon'', Aug 10, 2022.

"Everything is based on a nationalist-ideological motive," claims attorney Yaniv Zohar, the prosecutor who is simultaneously requesting the extension of the detention of the six, until the end of the legal proceedings against them.</font></blockquote></ref> Worst, the three who confessed for racist attack, got encouragements on social media from hundreds of Arab residents in Tamra.<ref>Yair Krauss, [https://www.makorrishon.co.il/news/514683/ "May Allah set you free": hundreds of supporters of the Arabs from Tamra who confessed to the lynching], ''Makor Rishon'', Aug 10, 2022.<blockquote><font size=1>

Three Tamra residents confessed to the act of lynching and vandalism for reasons of racism.  The publication of their decision to now go into custody from the house arrest where they have been until today, received many encouragements on Facebook.

Three Tamra residents confessed to the act of lynching and vandalism for reasons of racism.  The publication of their decision to now go into custody from the house arrest where they have been until today, received many encouragements on Facebook.

Those convicted of the lynching of a Jew in the city of Tamra and acts of terrorism during the Guardian of the Walls riots in May of last year are receiving enthusiastic support and admiration on social media.  In an update post on their legal situation posted by 12 news reporter Furat Nassar on his popular Arabic language Facebook page, over 140 responses of sympathy and support were received and close to two thousand 'likes' for his news about the decision of three young people, residents of Tamra, who confessed to participating in the violent riots in Tamra and committing lynching of Shir Alkalai, to go to prison until the end of the proceedings against them and the sentencing.

Those convicted of the lynching of a Jew in the city of Tamra and acts of terrorism during the Guardian of the Walls riots in May of last year are receiving enthusiastic support and admiration on social media.  In an update post on their legal situation posted by 12 news reporter Furat Nassar on his popular Arabic language Facebook page, over 140 responses of sympathy and support were received and close to two thousand 'likes' for his news about the decision of three young people, residents of Tamra, who confessed to participating in the violent riots in Tamra and committing lynching of Shir Alkalai, to go to prison until the end of the proceedings against them and the sentencing.