The Tel Aviv District Court reinforced the police-requested restriction order against Yossi Mosli, head of the Mosli crime organization, adding strict conditions including full house arrest until September 19, a ban on contact with dozens of individuals, limits on daily phone calls, a prohibition on internet use, and a ban on leaving the country, according to Channel 12.
The Tel Aviv District Court has tightened the conditions of the restriction order against Yossi Mosli, head of the Mosli crime organization, imposing a set of expanded prohibitions that go beyond the initial house arrest order. According to Channel 12, the reinforced order includes full house arrest until September 19, a ban on contact with dozens of individuals, a cap on daily phone calls, a prohibition on internet use, and a ban on leaving the country.
The move follows an earlier ruling today by the same court that placed Mosli under house arrest until Yom Kippur. The new restrictions appear to respond to intelligence-based concerns about the scope of Mosli's activities while under the previous order. The case has drawn attention as a test of Israel's 2024 organized crime prevention law.
7 developments
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- 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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