LAW missile fired at residential building in Jaljulia, no casualties

A LAW missile was fired overnight at a residential building in Jaljulia, an Arab town in central Israel, where a senior organized crime figure resides. No injuries were reported. Police have launched searches and a manhunt for suspects, while collecting evidence at the scene. The incident is considered unusual due to the type of weapon used, highlighting the intensity of conflicts between crime organizations.

A LAW missile was fired overnight (Wednesday) at a residential building in Jaljulia, an Arab town in central Israel. According to reports, a senior organized crime figure lives in the building, and the background of the incident is likely criminal. There were no casualties. Officers who arrived at the scene began searches and a manhunt for suspects, along with collecting evidence and findings from the scene. This is an unusual incident in terms of the weapon used, indicating the intensity of conflicts between crime organizations.