Three Arrested in Connection to Grenade Attack on Japanese Restaurant Branch
Israeli police announced Tuesday the arrest of three individuals suspected of involvement in a grenade attack on a branch of the Japanese restaurant chain "Japannica" in Rosh Pinna approximately two months ago. The suspects are expected to appear before the Magistrate's Court in Kiryat Shmona, where police will request an extension of their detention.
The attack, which occurred in the northern Israeli town of Rosh Pinna, targeted a branch of the popular restaurant. No injuries were reported in the incident, but the restaurant sustained damage. The motive behind the attack remains under investigation.
Authorities have been working to identify and apprehend those responsible since the incident. The arrests mark a significant development in the investigation, with police hoping to gather further evidence and understand the full scope of the plot.
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