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Israeli Police Launch International Manhunt for Musli and Jarushi Crime Families

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Israeli Police Launch International Manhunt for Musli and Jarushi Crime Families
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דווח לראשונה בN12 · Jul 18, 2026

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Israeli police have launched an international manhunt for the Musli and Jarushi crime families, coordinating with Gulf and European countries to expel key suspects. Eli Musli is under investigation in Romania, while his brother Yossi is detained in Israel. A senior Jarushi figure was arrested, and further arrests are expected. The FBI is reportedly involved, and police criticized the security secretary to Minister Ben-Gvir for interfering in the investigation.

  • 01Israeli police coordinate with Gulf and European countries to expel Jarushi brothers internationally.
  • 02Eli Musli is investigated in Romania; Yossi Musli detained in Israel, soon to be under house arrest.
  • 03Senior Jarushi figure Khaled Hamada arrested; more arrests expected amid family feud.
  • 04FBI reportedly involved, investigating links to Brooklyn crime boss Eran Hayya.
  • 05Security secretary Sami Marciano participated in sensitive police call, raising police concerns.
  • 06Investigation focuses on violent rivalry between Musli and Jarushi families backed by rival gangs.

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Itamar Ben-Gvir
OrganizationsIsraeli Police, FBI, Japnika

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