Earthquake in the underworld: the order that will disrupt the life of the head of the largest organization in the Jewish sector

The police are seeking to extend a restraining order against Yossi Mosli, head of the largest crime organization in the Jewish sector, which includes house arrest, a ban on leaving the country, internet use, and contact with criminals. The order was issued against the backdrop of a violent conflict with the Jarushi organization and a wave of violent incidents. Another hearing will take place on Thursday. The police view this tool as an administrative measure to prevent violence, alongside legal criticism of the infringement of rights without an indictment.

The police have requested an extension of the judicial order against Yossi Mosli, head of the largest crime organization in the Jewish sector, which includes house arrest, a ban on leaving the country, a ban on internet use, and contact with figures in the criminal world. The additional hearing will take place this coming Thursday, and in the meantime the order remains in effect. The request was filed by the Central Unit of the Tel Aviv District as part of a broader fight against crime organizations, using an administrative tool that allows restrictions even without an indictment. The order is part of a policy of impairing the movement and communication capabilities of senior crime figures, alongside criminal investigations. The background to the conflict with the Jarushi organization includes financial disputes and activity in forex and crypto. On July 13, a grenade was thrown at the Japanika branch in Kiryat Ono, and on July 14, Mosli was arrested with three other suspects. He was released to house arrest on July 19. The article notes legal criticism of the tool due to classified intelligence material and significant restrictions without an indictment.