Tel Aviv District Police arrested a suspect in his 30s from Jaffa for throwing a fragmentation grenade at the Blue complex in north Tel Aviv on July 10, according to police. The suspect was transferred to the Tel Aviv District Investigation Unit and will be brought to a detention hearing at the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court on Wednesday. The investigation is ongoing.
The Tel Aviv District Police Central Unit arrested a suspect in his 30s from Jaffa on Tuesday morning in connection with the July 10 grenade attack on the Blue complex in north Tel Aviv. The suspect is accused of throwing a fragmentation grenade at the residential building in the evening hours of July 10. He was transferred to the Tel Aviv District Investigation Unit and will be brought before the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court on Wednesday for a detention hearing. The Blue complex has been a recurring target in a series of grenade attacks in recent weeks. A grenade exploded in the building's lobby on July 11, and another grenade was thrown at the same building on July 20, as The Zioneer has reported. Police have not disclosed a possible motive or whether the suspect is linked to the broader pattern of attacks. The investigation is ongoing.
- DevelopingTwo suspects arrested over south Tel Aviv fragmentation grenade blast
- StrongPolice probe grenade blast in north Tel Aviv lobby; celebrities among residents
- StrongStun grenade thrown near north Tel Aviv building; police probe link to Jafnika affair
- DevelopingPolice suspect north Tel Aviv grenade tied to Musli-Jarushi crime feud
Source and signal
- Internal intake