The Tel Aviv District Court upheld an intelligence-based restrictive order against Yossi Mosli, head of the Mosli crime organization, Israeli media report. The confirmed restrictions include full house arrest until September 19, a ban on contacting dozens of individuals, limited daily phone calls, no internet access, and a prohibition on leaving the country.
The Tel Aviv District Court on Thursday affirmed a sweeping restrictive order against Yossi Mosli, head of the Mosli crime organization, with full house arrest until September 19 and strict communication bans — a clarification of terms first reported Tuesday. Earlier in the day, The Zioneer reported that the court had ordered house arrest until Yom Kippur; the newly confirmed terms specify a precise end date and include a ban on contacting dozens of individuals, capped daily phone calls, no internet access, and a prohibition on leaving Israel.
The order is the latest in a sequence of escalating measures against Mosli reported by Israeli media since Tuesday, Aug. 11. The thread began with a judicial restraining order, followed by an administrative order described as a precedent. By that evening, police acknowledged they had erred in releasing Mosli earlier, warning of danger to life amid a violent feud with the Jarushi crime family. The court then imposed house arrest until Yom Kippur — now refined to a specific date.
The order is part of a broader police crackdown on the Mosli organization, which has been the subject of previous Zioneer reports. As The Zioneer reported on July 14, exclusive footage showed a grenade thrown at the home of a senior Mosli family member. On July 19, Mosli and three others were released to house arrest after police did not seek an extension, a development his lawyer said confirmed the suspicions were baseless.
The precise intelligence basis for the order remains undisclosed, and it is unclear whether the restrictions will be extended beyond September 19.
7 developments
- StrongPolice decline to extend detention; crime boss Yossi Mosli released to house arrest
- DevelopingExclusive footage shows grenade thrown at home of senior Mosli crime family member
- DevelopingPolice seize NIS 137,000 cash, half kg marijuana from Yossi Mosli's home; suspect claims investigators threatened him
- DevelopingMosli tells court investigators demanded he calm tensions or face aggressive action
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