Israeli Police Arrest Two Suspects in Ramat Gan Grenade Attack Amid Crime Family Feud

Israeli police arrested two men in their twenties from Modiin following a nighttime manhunt for their suspected involvement in a stun grenade attack on a residential building in Ramat Gan. The incident is believed to be part of an ongoing violent feud between the Mosli and Jarushi crime families. Authorities plan to bring the suspects to the Magistrate's Court in Rishon Lezion to request an extension of their detention.

The attack is one of several recent violent acts linked to the rivalry between these organized crime groups, which have targeted homes, businesses, and vehicles, often using hand grenades or stun grenades thrown by assailants on motorcycles. The conflict has primarily affected areas around Tel Aviv, Jaffa, and Herzliya.

In response to the surge in violence, the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem issued an unusual warning to American citizens in Israel, highlighting the escalation in organized crime-related violence. The embassy noted that Israeli police have launched enforcement operations aimed at disrupting the criminal organizations and apprehending their leaders responsible for the attacks.