International Probe Expands in Gafnika Grenade Incident Linked to Barak Abramov
The investigation into the grenade-throwing incident at Gafnika, connected to Barak Abramov's sports network, has escalated into an international case. Barak Abramov, owner of Beitar Jerusalem and the implicated sports network, is at the center of the controversy that continues to stir Israeli sports and public attention.
Legal analyst Guy Peleg revealed new details on Channel 12's Friday Studio, explaining that police efforts now extend beyond Israel, involving law enforcement agencies worldwide. Eran Hayya, the alleged head of a criminal organization detained in Brooklyn, is reportedly involved. The FBI reportedly raided his cell and discovered multiple mobile phones he had smuggled inside.
Additionally, Romanian security services have arrested Eli Mosli, brother of Yossi Mosli, on terrorism suspicions linked to evidence shared by Israeli police. Romanian authorities have warned Mosli that if the situation persists, they will shut down their business operations in Romania. Peleg emphasized that the investigation will yield significant results and achievements.
This development highlights the broadening scope of the probe, involving international law enforcement cooperation and serious criminal allegations tied to the sports network owned by Abramov.
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