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Crime Ring Members Arrested in Daylight Tel Aviv Bust

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Crime Family Members Arrested in Tel Aviv on Extortion Charges

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Police in Tel Aviv arrested members of the Hariri crime family on Monday, suspecting them of heading to extort a businessman. The arrests were part of an operation against the Yulan Cohen crime organization. The Hariri family is considered one of Israel's major crime families. The operation took place in southern Tel Aviv.

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  • Members of the Hariri crime family were arrested in Tel Aviv on Monday.
  • Police suspect the individuals were on their way to extort a businessman.
  • The arrests were part of an operation against the Yulan Cohen crime organization.
  • The Hariri family is identified as a major crime organization in Israel.
  • The arrests took place in the southern part of Tel Aviv.

Police in Tel Aviv arrested members of the prominent Hariri crime family on Monday, suspecting them of en route to extort a businessman. The arrests occurred in the southern part of the city as part of an ongoing police operation targeting the Yulan Cohen crime organization. The Hariri family is described as one of the largest and most central crime families within the Arab community in Israel and the country at large. The arrests were carried out by investigators from the National Bureau for International Investigations (YAHBAL).

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