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US Embassy Warns Citizens in Israel of Rising Organized Crime Violence in Tel Aviv Area

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The US Embassy in Jerusalem warned American citizens in Israel about a rise in organized crime violence affecting Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Herzliya, urging caution and vigilance following grenade attacks on local businesses.

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  • US Embassy warns of increased organized crime violence in Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Herzliya.
  • Violence involves rival Israeli organized crime gangs.
  • Advised to stay alert in commercial areas during evenings and nights.
  • Avoid police operation sites and follow local authority instructions.
  • Report any suspicious activity immediately.
  • Warning follows grenade attacks on Gafnika chain branches nationwide.
US Embassy Warns Citizens in Israel of Rising Organized Crime Violence in Tel Aviv Area
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The US Embassy in Jerusalem issued a security alert to American citizens residing in Israel, citing an increase in violence linked to rival organized crime gangs. The violence primarily affects parts of Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Herzliya. The embassy advised US nationals to remain vigilant, especially in commercial areas during evening and nighttime hours, to avoid locations with active police operations, and to follow local authorities' instructions. Citizens were also urged to report any suspicious activity immediately. This warning comes amid recent incidents involving grenade attacks on branches of the Gafnika chain across the country.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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