Two Senior Members of Jarushi Crime Organization Released to House Arrest

Khaled Hamada and Issa Alhuah, senior figures in the Jarushi crime organization, were arrested last weekend on suspicion of multiple offenses, including conspiracy to commit a crime and involvement in grenade attacks across Israel. Their detention was extended by three days, but authorities have now decided to release them under restrictive conditions. Their lawyer, Walid Kabob, argued there was no evidence linking his clients to the allegations, a claim accepted by investigators leading to their release. This development occurs amid an ongoing grenade war between the Mosli and Jarushi crime groups, with nightly grenade attacks targeting homes and businesses nationwide, which police believe are connected to this conflict.