Police confirmed that the stun grenade thrown near a residential building in Tel Aviv's Tzameret neighborhood Monday morning was a criminal incident, according to i24NEWS. No injuries were reported. The incident is the latest in a series of stun grenade attacks in the Tel Aviv area in recent weeks.
Tel Aviv police have confirmed that the stun grenade thrown near a residential building in the Tzameret neighborhood early Monday morning was a criminal incident, according to i24NEWS. The grenade caused no injuries or damage.
The Zioneer first reported the incident at 02:04 Jerusalem, noting a grenade thrown at a tower in Park Tzameret with no casualties. A subsequent update reported a second grenade thrown at the same location overnight. At 08:26 Jerusalem, the desk specified that the device was a stun grenade. Police have now classified the case as criminal.
The attack is the latest in a series of stun grenade and grenade throws across the Tel Aviv metropolitan area in recent weeks. As The Zioneer reported, similar incidents occurred in Kfar Shalem (Jul 9), Herzliya Pituach (Jul 15 and 16), Rishon LeZion (Jul 14), Tzahala (Jul 19), and north Tel Aviv (Jul 20), some with criminal motives.
No suspects have been named in connection with the Tzameret incident. The specific motive remains under investigation.
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