10 Days of Quiet End in Explosion: Mosli-Jerushi War Returns

A fragmentation grenade was thrown early this morning at a Japenika branch in Hadera, ending a ten-day truce between the Mosli and Jerushi crime organizations. A senior source tells Maariv that the truce did not bring an end to the conflict. The clashes have seen about 32 serious criminal incidents, including about 25 grenade throwings. Three suspects remain in custody. The investigation focuses on a dispute over a joint investment in cryptocurrencies, and the name of Eran Haya has been linked to the affair.

A fragmentation grenade was thrown early this morning (Sunday) at a branch of the Japenika restaurant, which is under construction in Hadera, thereby ending a truce that lasted about ten days between the crime organization of the Mosli brothers and the Jerushi crime organization. This is according to a senior source familiar with the essence of the conflict, speaking to Maariv. The truce was achieved to allow talks for a solution, but it did not bring an end to the substantive conflict between the organizations. In the clashes between the two organizations, about 32 serious criminal incidents have been recorded, including about 25 grenade throwings and about seven cases of shootings, arsons, and attempted arsons. So far, three suspects remain in custody: two are linked to the grenade throwing at the Japenika branch in Kiryat Ono and belong to the Mosli organization, and another suspect is linked to the Jerushi organization and is involved in throwing a grenade at the home of Aviad Vohl in Herzliya, one of the senior members of the Mosli organization. The police continue their investigation, which centers on intelligence information indicating a conflict originating from a joint investment in cryptocurrencies, and during the distribution of profits a dispute arose that turned into a violent war. The name of crime organization head Eran Haya has been linked to the affair, as someone who allegedly fueled the tensions. The police were assisted by U.S. enforcement authorities, who raided Haya's cell and collected mobile phones. A representative of the Israel Police in Romania summoned Eli Mosli and asked him to calm the spirits. The incident in Hadera could reignite the conflict.