A stun grenade was thrown near a building in north Tel Aviv on Monday morning, according to ynet. Police opened an investigation on suspicion of a criminal motive. No injuries or damage were reported.
A stun grenade was thrown near a building in north Tel Aviv early Monday morning, according to ynet. Police are investigating the incident on suspicion of criminal motive. No casualties or property damage were reported. The incident is the latest in a series of stun grenade attacks in the greater Tel Aviv area in recent weeks. As The Zioneer reported, similar incidents include: a stun grenade thrown at a building in the Kokhav HaTzafon neighborhood on July 16; two stun grenade attacks in Herzliya Pituach on July 15; a grenade that exploded in a residential lobby in north Tel Aviv on July 11; a grenade thrown at a home in Kfar Shalem on July 9; and a suspected grenade throw in the Tzahala neighborhood on July 19. All attacks are believed to be criminal in nature, with no injuries reported in any of them.
3 developments
- StrongOvernight stun grenade thrown at Tel Aviv building; second such attack in 24 hours
- DevelopingGrenade hurled at same north Tel Aviv building for second time in a week; building houses known criminal tied to Jarushi family
- DevelopingPolice suspect north Tel Aviv grenade tied to Musli-Jarushi crime feud
- StrongPolice probe grenade blast in north Tel Aviv lobby; celebrities among residents
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