New Cross-Sector Crime Alliance Boosts Musli Brothers' Power in Israel

Israeli police suspect that the ongoing conflict between the Musli and Jarushi crime families has evolved into cross-sector alliances, strengthening the Musli brothers' influence. The investigation is active, with evidence linking various suspects, including the son of Yosef Hariri, who was arrested on suspicion of supplying grenades. The Tel Aviv District Police Unit reported seizing grenades and concealed firearms as part of the family feud.

A judicial arrest order was issued against Yossi Musli, who was placed under restrictive house arrest. During the operation, he was also detained on suspicion of assaulting a delivery worker from Wolt, but the court released him to continue under house arrest conditions. Authorities continue to gather evidence connecting the involved parties in this expanding criminal network.

This development highlights the complex and growing nature of organized crime within the Arab community in Israel, involving multiple families and sectors. The police are intensifying their efforts to dismantle these alliances and curb the violence associated with them.