Avraham Hadi, the Ramat Gan resident suspected of throwing a stone at N12's offices and issuing threats, had his remand extended until Monday, according to N12 correspondent Adar Gitzis.
The remand of Avraham Hadi, the Ramat Gan resident suspected of throwing a stone at N12's offices and issuing a death threat, was extended until Monday, according to N12 correspondent Adar Gitzis. The extension was ordered by the court on Friday, hours after the suspect's identity was cleared for publication following the lifting of a gag order earlier that morning.
Hadi was arrested on Thursday evening by Tel Aviv District Police, with the investigation conducted in cooperation with the Shin Bet. As The Zioneer reported earlier this week, the suspect was arrested on suspicion of smashing the N12 entrance door in Tel Aviv with a stone and leaving a death threat letter. Following the arrest, police released footage of the operation, and it emerged that the suspect had been previously arrested on suspicion of spraying a graffiti death threat near Channel 13's offices in Ramat HaChayil.
The gag order was lifted on Friday morning, allowing media to identify Hadi as the suspect. His remand hearing resulted in an extension until Monday, as the investigation continues. The incident is part of a pattern of threats against Israeli media outlets, as documented by The Zioneer.
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