Israeli police have issued a first-of-its-kind administrative order against the head of a Jewish crime organization, i24NEWS reports, in connection with a wave of arson, shootings, and grenade attacks targeting restaurant branches. The order follows a major investigation into the Mosli and Jarushi crime families.
Israeli police have for the first time issued an administrative order against the head of a Jewish crime organization, i24NEWS reported Tuesday. The order is linked to what authorities describe as a 'grenade war' — a series of arson attacks, shootings, and grenade throwings at restaurant branches that began in recent weeks.
The investigation has led to the arrest of multiple suspects affiliated with the Mosli and Jarushi crime families, which have been locked in a violent power struggle. As The Zioneer has reported extensively, the feud has involved grenade attacks on private homes, bomb explosions in residential areas, and arson targeting businesses, including a Japnika restaurant branch in Netanya.
The use of an administrative order — typically reserved for security-related suspects — against a Jewish crime figure marks a significant escalation in legal measures against organized crime in Israel. Full details of the order, including the identity of the individual and its specific conditions, have not yet been released.
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