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Ongoing Story· Day 13

Stun Grenade Incident in Tel Aviv Under Criminal Investigation

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YnetSecurity

Grenade Tossed at Haifa Apartment Building, Police Investigate

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Hebrew · Sole source

Police are investigating a suspected grenade attack on an apartment building in Haifa. The incident on Herzliya Street resulted in no injuries and is believed to have a criminal motive. Authorities are working to identify the perpetrators.

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  • Police are investigating a suspected grenade attack on an apartment building in Haifa.
  • The incident occurred on Herzliya Street and caused no injuries.
  • The motive for the attack is believed to be criminal.
  • Authorities are working to identify those responsible.

Police in Haifa have launched an investigation into a suspected grenade attack on an apartment building on Herzliya Street. The incident, which occurred without any injuries, is believed to be criminal in nature. Authorities are currently working to determine the full circumstances surrounding the event and identify those responsible.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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