Charges Filed Against Man Who Threatened Journalists of Channel 12's Keshet

The Tel Aviv District Prosecutor's Office has filed charges against Avraham Hadi, a resident of Ramat Gan, for threatening employees of Channel 12. He smashed glass panes, painted threatening graffiti, and left a letter with threats. He is charged with extortion, intentional damage, and property destruction. The acts were committed against the backdrop of his views on the judicial system and the media, and with the aim of forcing an apology for publications regarding the Sde Teiman affair.

The Tel Aviv District Prosecutor's Office has filed charges against Avraham Hadi, a resident of Ramat Gan, for threatening employees of Channel 12 of Israeli television. According to the indictment, Hadi smashed glass panes in the entrance doors of the newsroom, painted threatening graffiti, and left a letter with threats. He is charged with extortion by threats, intentional damage, and property destruction. The indictment notes that the acts were committed against the backdrop of his views on the judicial system and the media, and in the last case, with the aim of forcing the news service staff to apologize for publications regarding the Sde Teiman affair. The prosecution requested that the defendant remain in custody until the end of the legal proceedings. The incident underscores the tension surrounding the coverage of the Sde Teiman affair and threats against journalists.