Stun Grenades, a Missing Body, and a 20-Year License Gap
A stun grenade hits a Ramla branch before opening as Eldar Dayan's body is found, testing police claims.
Stun Grenades, a Missing Body, and a 20-Year License Gap — Unknown individuals threw a stun grenade last night at the entrance of the new Rami Levy Stock branch in the Ramlod Mall in Ramla, shattering glass before the store had even opened.[^1] Workers arrived at first light to clear the shards, while police investigators collected evidence and reviewed security camera footage without yet pointing to a specific motive.[^2] The attack follows a similar grenade thrown at a residential tower in Park Tzameret, Tel Aviv, the same night—part of a wave police assess reflects disputes between crime organizations, not deterred by enforcement.[^3] The morning brought the body of Eldar Dayan, missing since July 25, found in an open area near Route 40.[^4] His mother had been told "Eldar is 98% alive," a line that now forces the police to answer for their conduct.[^5] A citizen had reported an abandoned car at a gas station in Petah Tikva with a broken windshield and blood stains on the day of his disappearance—details that will likely shape the investigation's scrutiny.[^6] Elsewhere, a 42-year-old taxi driver from Ma'ale Adumim was arrested this week after driving for 20 years without a license, caught eight times before, despite owning a vehicle since 2007. And in Haifa, the State Prosecutor's Office filed an indictment against Alon Suisa, 46, for sex offenses against minors aged 10 and 8 online, plus indecent acts in 2003 and 2004. The day's violence also included the shooting death of Iman Jarramaneh (20) in Muqeible, interrupting a 20-day streak without a criminal murder in the Arab community—though 158 people have been killed there since the year began. IDF's Lebanon Border: Between Booby-Traps and Border Crossers — Reserve Master Sergeant Tamir Vaknin, 33, from Eilat, was laid to rest today (Thursday) in the military section of the cemetery in Eilat, after falling in battle in southern Lebanon.[^1] His death, along with that of Maj. (res.) Harel Birenstock, came when their squad entered a booby-trapped house during searches for new sites; an explosive device collapsed part of the structure, killing two and seriously wounding four others.[^2] The IDF now assesses