An empire without a boss and a time bomb in the streets: the brutal battle for the inheritance of Yanis Yushvaev

Sources in the crime world of Hadera address the day after the assassination of Yanis Yushvaev, who was shot dead in a restaurant in Caesarea about a month ago. An indictment was filed against Doron Weizman, a property criminal suspected of pulling the trigger, but police continue to search for his senders who fled abroad. Significant criminal elements remain in the city, and it is assessed that the murder leaves Hadera open to revenge attacks.

Sources familiar with the crime world in Hadera address the day after the assassination of Yanis Yushvaev, who was shot dead in a restaurant in Caesarea on August 23, just over a month ago. The indictment was filed last Friday against Doron Weizman, who is suspected of being the murderer who pulled the trigger, but the Coastal District Central Unit (YMR) continues its investigation in an attempt to trace his sender or senders. It is assessed that at least some of those involved left the country before the murder. Doron Weizman is not suspected of involvement in planning the murder or ordering it. Other significant criminal elements remain in the city, including Elad (Dedi) Ben Haim, Sharbil Odeh, brother of Kutier Odeh, and the Arbiv family. The interviewee, who has known Yushvaev for years, tells about the man behind the headlines: a wealthy businessman with kiosks, a kebab restaurant, and car lots, a father of two young children. According to him, Yushvaev was caught by surprise in the restaurant, illustrating that he did not feel threatened at the time. Rumors have spread in the field about an old conflict following the murder of his brother at a kiosk in Hadera five or six years ago, but the interviewee emphasizes that these are urban legends.