Sports Figure Mediates Resolution in Japannica Crime Feud Involving Barak Abramov and Beitar Jerusalem

A notable figure from the Israeli sports world has stepped in to mediate the violent conflict between the Musli and Jarushi crime families, which recently targeted the Japannica restaurant chain owned by Barak Abramov. According to a report by Channel 12 and journalist Yossi Mizrahi, this mediator is well-known to Israeli sports fans and has longstanding ties with the Musli family, as well as recent dealings with Abramov related to Beitar Jerusalem football club affairs.

The ongoing feud led to a series of attacks on Japannica branches over the past weeks, causing significant concern for Abramov and the club's ownership. Sources within the criminal underworld estimate that the Musli family is expected to pay around 10 million shekels in compensation to the Jarushi family, which would effectively resolve the Japannica dispute.

This development marks a significant step toward ending the violent episode that has cast a shadow over Beitar Jerusalem's owner and the local sports community. The involvement of a respected sports figure as a mediator highlights the intersection between sports, business, and organized crime in this case.