Under the Nose of the Police: Grenade Thrown at Residential Building in Holon

In the early hours of August 10, a grenade was thrown at a residential building in Holon. No injuries were reported, but shrapnel damaged the floor, walls, and ceiling. The incident occurred near a police station. This is the second such incident in this building in a year and a half. Police have begun collecting evidence. That same night, unexploded grenades were found in Hadera and in northern Tel Aviv. The attacks are linked to a criminal war between the Jarushi and Musli clans.

In the early hours of August 10, 2026, a grenade was thrown at a residential building on Tzvi Tadmor Street in Holon. No injuries were reported, but shrapnel damaged the floor, walls, and ceiling. The incident occurred near the Holon police station. This is the second such incident in this building in a year and a half. Crime scene investigators and sappers arrived at the scene and began collecting evidence. One resident said the explosion occurred in the middle of the night, shaking the entire building. A neighbor confirmed that this was not the first incident in the building. That same night, unexploded grenades were found in Hadera and in northern Tel Aviv. Earlier, on the night of August 5-6, a grenade was thrown at an upscale high-rise in Park Tzameret, and also in Ramle near a new store. These incidents are linked to a criminal war between the Jarushi and Musli clans, which has been ongoing since mid-July 2026.