Tel Aviv Court Extends Detention of Yossi Musli and Three Others Over Attacks on Japnika Stores

The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court has extended the detention of Yossi Musli, head of a crime organization, along with three other suspects, for an additional five days. They are accused of involvement in grenade throwing and shooting incidents targeting Japnika chain stores owned by Barak Abramov. Judge Shelly Kotin stated that the evidence currently justifies Musli's detention, but noted that if the evidence does not strengthen, he might be released. During the hearing, Musli claimed that investigators visited his home two days prior and warned him, saying, "Your name is coming up, calm things down. If not, we will act aggressively."