Exclusive Footage Reveals Grenade Attacks and Gunfire Targeting Japnika Chain Amid Crime War

Exclusive footage obtained by Channel 14 shows violent attacks involving gunfire and grenade throws targeting Japnika convenience stores across Israel. These attacks are part of an ongoing violent conflict between two of Israel's most dangerous crime organizations, the Jarushi and Mosli families. The conflict has escalated over the past few nights with at least six Japnika branches attacked, including incidents of attempted arson, explosive devices, grenades, and shootings.

The violence is linked to businessman Barak Abramov, owner of the Japnika chain and the Beitar Jerusalem football club, who has reportedly become a target in the feud between these crime groups. Yossi Mosli, a known criminal figure, was arrested and is scheduled to appear in the Magistrate's Court tomorrow.

The footage captures masked assailants throwing grenades at a residential building in Rishon Lezion, allegedly targeting a criminal involved in the Jarushi-Mosli conflict. Police express concern over the brazen nature of these attacks, which occur in densely populated neighborhoods, putting innocent civilians at risk. Despite police operations and warnings from Police Commissioner Danni Levy about the lawlessness on the streets, the crime groups continue their violent campaign unabated.

Workers at the attacked Japnika stores are seen attempting to repair the extensive damage caused by the attacks. Authorities warn that without swift intervention, future incidents could result in more severe harm to civilians. Sources close to Abramov deny any direct connection between him and the Jarushi family, emphasizing his role as a business owner caught in the crossfire.

This wave of violence highlights the ongoing challenge Israeli law enforcement faces in curbing organized crime's impact on public safety and property.