A grenade was thrown early Monday morning at a residential building in the Kokhav HaTzafon neighborhood of north Tel Aviv, targeting the same building that was hit last week, according to reports. The building houses a known criminal with ties to the Jarushi crime family.
A grenade was thrown early Monday morning at a residential building in the Kokhav HaTzafon neighborhood of north Tel Aviv, marking the second time the same building has been targeted within a week, according to reports. The building is home to a known criminal figure with ties to the Jarushi crime family.
The incident is the latest in a prolonged violent feud between the Jarushi and Musli organized crime families, which has resulted in a wave of grenade attacks across the Tel Aviv region over the past month. As The Zioneer has reported, police have made arrests in connection with earlier attacks, including a senior Jarushi figure detained on July 19. The repeated targeting of the same building suggests a personal vendetta.
The report did not mention casualties or damage. The investigation is ongoing.
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