Attack
On December 11, 2008, Abdul Aziz Yahya Al-Abdi, accosted al-Nahari in the market near his home demanding that he convert to Islam. He called out "Jew, accept the message of Islam." al-Nahari asked to be left alone, but Abdi opened fire with a submachine gun until he was riddled with bullets. His relatives and associates tried to pressure the authorities to allow the body to be brought to Israel for burial, but approval was not granted.
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