Shock Grenades Explode Near Residential Buildings in Tel Aviv and Ramat Hasharon Amid Crime Feud

During the night, shock grenades detonated near residential buildings in northern Tel Aviv and Ramat Hasharon, linked to ongoing violent conflicts between crime families. In Tel Aviv's Kochav HaTzafon neighborhood, a shock grenade exploded close to an apartment building. No injuries or damage were reported. Police indicated the incident is connected to a feud between the Mosli and Jarushi crime families, noting that a known criminal affiliated with the Jarushi family lives in the building adjacent to the explosion site.

In a separate incident in central Ramat Hasharon, another shock grenade was thrown near a building's courtyard. Again, there were no injuries or damage. The grenade was stolen from the Israel Defense Forces, and police believe this event is also criminally motivated but unrelated to the family feud. The violent rivalry between the Mosli and Jarushi families continues to fuel such dangerous incidents in the area.