Drama in the Underworld: Head of Crime Organization Gets Black Stamp from Tel Aviv

The court issued a house arrest order against Yossi Mosli, head of a crime organization, amid a conflict with the Jerushi organization. Mosli will be banned from seven cities for 60 days, remain under house arrest for five weeks, and be prohibited from using the internet and messaging apps. The police requested his removal from Israel, but Mosli asked to stay due to his father's care.

The court issued a severe house arrest order against Yossi Mosli, head of a crime organization, amid a conflict with the Jerushi organization, which police attribute to grenades, shootings, and explosive devices. According to the decision, Mosli will be banned from Tel Aviv, Herzliya, Ramat Gan, Umm al-Fahm, Jaljulia, Ramla, and Lod for 60 days, and will be prohibited from leaving his residence until September 19. In the coming days, until August 16, he will stay at his father's home in Tel Aviv, and then move to full house arrest at his home in Savyon. He is also forbidden from contacting people listed, except his father, and is prohibited from using the internet and messaging apps, and from leaving the country for 60 days. The police initially sought to remove Mosli from Israel for an extended period, but he asked to stay in the country due to his father's care. The court shortened the house arrest period to five weeks instead of the two months requested by the police.