As can be seen from these figures, at about 7:05 a.m., the two vehicles arrive parallel to the area of the Rema Square in Lod, and both are in this area until about 7:30 a.m. The conduct of the Mitsubishi can only be described as it spins, each time on a slightly different route, around a focal point centered on the frequent passage, no less than six times in 20 minutes on Ben Eliezer Street, where the deceased lives. At any given moment during this period, the Mitsubishi is within a range of up to 500 meters from the deceased's home. Although the Toyota is not documented by the cameras for about 20 minutes, after returning from the area of the Sports Complex [and it should be noted that the place where the Toyota was set on fire and the meeting with the Mitsubishi after the murder was in this area - H.T.], it also performs a maneuver similar to the one performed by the Mitsubishi before, and passes 3 times on Ben Eliezer Street, over the next 5 minutes.
The events of the following minutes make the connection between the two vehicles even clearer, and their joint activity against the deceased. At about 7:30 A.M., as usual every morning, the deceased and his son left their joint home at 32 Ben Eliezer Street, and drove in the Hyundai to their workplaces in Holon [P/27 - testimony of Hillel Al-Wahwah, the deceased's son]. As a result, at 7:32 a.m., the deceased's white Hyundai was spotted driving north on San Martin Street in the direction of HaZionot Blvd. And now, about a minute later, the Mitsubishi is seen driving in the same direction and overtaking vehicles in a dangerous way, and a few seconds later the Toyota is seen driving in the same direction. The Hyundai turns right at the traffic light onto HaZionot Blvd., about a minute later the Mitsubishi does the same, and after another 15-20 seconds, so does the Toyota [P/45 - San Martin Cameras - Cameras 13-20, 14-20]. The order of travel and the time differences remain the same even during the drive on Hatzionot Blvd. eastbound to the intersection with Route 40 [P/45 - Cameras on HaZionit Blvd].