Crime Boss Yossi Mosli Arrested After Fight Outside His Home in Savion
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Yossi Mosli, a crime boss under house arrest, was arrested after a fight outside his Savion home that left one man moderately injured and hospitalized. Police detained four men and are investigating the incident as part of ongoing criminal probes against Mosli.
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- Yossi Mosli was arrested after a fight outside his home in Savion on August 16, 2026.
- Three other men were also detained at the scene, including one moderately injured man.
- The injured man was hospitalized at Sheba Medical Center and subsequently arrested.
- Mosli is under a court-approved restraining order confining him to house arrest until next month.
- The restraining order bans Mosli from contacting 91 people, mostly criminals.
- Police suspect Mosli of orchestrating grenade attacks on Jafnika chain branches and are investigating.
Yossi Mosli, head of a crime organization, was arrested following a violent altercation outside his home in Savion on August 16, 2026. The incident occurred amid an active administrative restraining order that confines Mosli to house arrest until the following month. Police responded to reports of the fight and detained Mosli along with three other men at the scene. One of the participants, a man around 40 years old, sustained moderate injuries and was hospitalized at Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer; he was also taken into custody. Authorities confirmed the event was criminal in nature and have launched an investigation, collecting evidence from the location.
The restraining order against Mosli, recently upheld by the court, prohibits him from contacting 91 individuals, mostly from the criminal underworld. This measure was issued following police suspicions that Mosli orchestrated attacks on branches of the Jafnika chain involving grenade throws. Emergency medical services received the injury report at 16:43, and paramedics provided urgent care before transporting the injured man to the hospital. Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fight and the broader criminal activities linked to Mosli.
