Sought to Extort Apology over 'Sde Teiman' Affair: Suspect in Vandalism of News Studios Indicted

An indictment was filed against Avraham Hadi from Ramat Gan, suspected of a series of vandalism acts against the studios of News 12, News 13, Haaretz, and the Ministry of Justice, among others, for the purpose of extortion to force employees to apologize for publications in the 'Sde Teiman' affair. According to the indictment, Hadi left a threatening letter and threw bricks at the glass doors of the studios, and the letter included a list of names of threatened figures.

An indictment was filed against Avraham Hadi from Ramat Gan, suspected of a series of vandalism acts against the studios of News 12, News 13, Haaretz, and the Ministry of Justice. According to the indictment, at the end of July, Hadi left a threatening letter outside the offices of News 12, in which he threatened to harm the company's employees. Subsequently, he threw two bricks at the glass entrance door. In four additional incidents during July, Hadi threw bricks at the glass doors of News 12, Haaretz, and the Ministry of Justice, aiming to intimidate the employees. The letter also included a list of names of threatened figures, including former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, former Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi, Aharon Haliva, Avi Bluth, Ehud Barak, Aharon Barak, Yair Golan, Supreme Court President Yitzhak Amit, and former Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, and was signed with the words 'The judgment of God will exact payment from you.' The acts were carried out, according to the indictment, among other things, for the purpose of extortion to force employees to apologize for the publications in the 'Sde Teiman' affair.