The 'Dark Mechanism': How the Grenade War in the Underworld Operates | Exclusive Footage

An indictment against three members of a cell that threw a fragmentation grenade into the lobby of a building in Bat Yam reveals the mechanism: a 17-year-old minor was recruited for 5,000 shekels. The damage is estimated at 700,000 shekels. The three were arrested in Ashdod after a chase, following a report by a taxi driver.

An indictment filed against the three members of a cell that threw a fragmentation grenade into the lobby of a residential building in Bat Yam reveals the dark mechanism of grenade wars in the underworld. According to the indictment, the three—Binyamin Beraha, Moshe Damati, and a 17-year-old minor—were recruited for the mission for only 5,000 shekels. They swapped license plates to cover their tracks and equipped themselves with two fragmentation grenades. The incident occurred at three in the morning on Yitzhak Sadeh Street, causing damage estimated at 700,000 shekels. The guard standing at the entrance was miraculously unharmed. After fleeing the scene, the youth drove at 170 km/h and ran red lights. A taxi driver who followed them reported to the police, leading to their swift arrest in Ashdod and the seizure of another grenade. The article highlights the ease with which young people are recruited to do the 'dirty work' for criminals with extensive criminal records, and the fact that the masterminds remain in the shadows.