TORTURED AND KILLED IN LOS ANGELES: Two Israeli-Americans Murdered Within 24 Hours, One Held Hostage for Hours and Beaten to Death

In the last 24 hours two Israelis have been murdered in LA.

One Israeli-American was tortured for hours and murdered in his own home.

They are literally HUNTING down Jews, torturing them and murdering them.

NO media coverage of this horror. If you aren’t reading Geller Report, you would not know. But deport a violent criminal gang-banger and the Democrat media is screaming bloody murder.

BREAKING: Two Israelis have been murdered in Los Angeles in the past 24 hours. One victim, Israeli-American Alexander Modvadze, was tortured and killed in his own home.

This level of violence is unacceptable. It cannot continue. We must stop the radicalization immediately. pic.twitter.com/AlF7W2ExnY

— Eyal Yakoby (@EYakoby) April 30, 2025

Tortured and Killed: Israeli-American Held Hostage for Hours and Beaten to Death in Los Angeles

Initial investigations suggest that the break in was a deliberate and planned act involving kidnapping and severe violence.

Alexander Modvadze, a well-known figure in the Los Angeles Israeli-American community. Modvadze, who had lived in Woodland Hills for the past 15 years, was a respected businessman in the local Israeli-American community. Neighbors described him as sociable and friendly, noting he had no visible conflicts.

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Woodland Hills is considered an upscale and generally safe neighborhood with low crime rates. “This is usually a very peaceful area. You almost never see police activity here, let alone hear about a murder,” said a local resident.

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Why the f*ck are no American news outlets reporting this??

In the last 24 hours TWO Israelis have been murdered in LA.

One Israeli-American was tortured for hours and murdered in his own home?

They are literally HUNTING down Jews, Torturting them and murdering… pic.twitter.com/XZ2M8NAlNY

— Kosher🎗🧡 (@koshercockney) May 1, 2025

Two Israeli Men murdered in Los Angeles within 24 hours; Possible link under investigation

Two Israeli men were found murdered in separate incidents in Los Angeles within a 24-hour span, sparking parallel homicide investigations. Authorities are probing potential links between the cases while urging the public to remain vigilant as suspects remain at large in one of the killings.

BY:Eliana Fleming, JFeed, April 30. 2025:

Los Angeles authorities are investigating two separate murders of Israeli men that occurred within 24 hours of each other, raising concerns and questions within the community. Though investigators have yet to establish a connection between the two cases, both incidents have prompted heightened police activity and public alert.

The first victim, Alexander Modvedze, a 47-year-old Israeli-American entrepreneur, was killed during a violent home invasion at his Woodland Hills residence. According to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), three suspects, identified as Georgian nationals Fata Kochiashvili, 38; Zaza Otarashvili, 46; and Besiki Khotsishvili, 52, forcibly entered Modvedze’s home, held him captive for several hours, and subjected him to a brutal assault that ultimately led to his death. The assailants fled the scene with stolen valuables. With the assistance of the FBI, LAPD officers swiftly apprehended the suspects: Kochiashvili was arrested in Van Nuys, while Otarashvili and Khotsishvili were located in Glendale. All three are currently being held on $2 million bail each.
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Authorities indicated that Modvedze appeared to have been deliberately targeted, as neighbors reported unfamiliar individuals entering his home late at night. Modvedze, who had lived in the Woodland Hills area for approximately 15 years, was well-regarded within the local Israeli community and described by neighbors as personable and friendly.

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Later that same day, LAPD officers discovered the body of Manny Haidra, a well-known businessman and the brother of Lieutenant Gondar Moshe Haidra, director of Israel’s Nitzan Detention Center. Haidra was found dead in his Valley Village apartment on Riverside Drive after family members, concerned about his lack of communication, requested a welfare check. Responding officers found Haidra unresponsive, and paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. The circumstances surrounding his death remain unclear, and no suspects have yet been identified.

An LAPD spokesperson emphasized that although no immediate danger to the public has been identified, the suspect or suspects in Haidra’s case should be considered armed and dangerous. Authorities continue to investigate both murders and are actively exploring any potential links between the two incidents. As of now, no concrete evidence connects the cases.