The underworld coalition: The alliance giving the Musli brothers new power

Police suspect that the rivalry between the Musli brothers and the Jarushi crime families has led to cross-sector alliances. The son of Yosef Hariri, a leader of an Arab crime organization, was arrested on suspicion of supplying fragmentation grenades to the Musli organization. The Tel Aviv district police have gathered evidence linking those involved to the connection between the organizations.

Police suspect that the rivalry between Israel's largest crime organizations, the Musli brothers and the Jarushi family, has evolved into cross-sector alliances. According to the suspicion, Ismail Jarushi's crime organization is being reinforced by Eran Haya's organization from the Jewish sector, while Eli and Yossi Musli are being reinforced by Yosef Hariri's crime organization from the Arab sector. Last week, Ahmed Hariri, son of Yosef Hariri, was arrested immediately upon returning to Israel, suspected of supplying fragmentation grenades to Robert Avdilov, who was arrested about three weeks ago on Highway 6 with two grenades in his car. Subsequently, Yakir Mimoni, an associate of the Musli organization, was arrested after two 9mm Beretta pistols and two fragmentation grenades were found hidden in a washing machine in his apartment. Ahmed Hariri's arrest was extended until Wednesday. In court, police claimed they have documentation and evidence linking Hariri and Avdilov to involvement in offenses, as well as a connection between Avdilov and Mimoni, who mediated between the grenade throwers and the Hariri organization. A judicial arrest warrant was issued against Yossi Musli, who was released to house arrest under restrictive conditions.