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Exclusive Footage Reveals Grenade Attacks and Gunfire Targeting Japnika Chain Amid Crime War

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First reported by Now 14 · Jul 14, 2026

What happened

A violent feud between two major Israeli crime families has led to multiple grenade and gun attacks on Japnika stores owned by Barak Abramov, endangering civilians and causing extensive damage. Despite police efforts, the conflict continues unabated, with arrests made but risks remaining high.

01At least six Japnika stores were attacked with grenades, shootings, and arson attempts in recent nights.
02The violence stems from a feud between the Jarushi and Mosli crime families.
03Barak Abramov, Japnika owner and Beitar Jerusalem football club owner, is reportedly targeted in the conflict.
04Yossi Mosli was arrested and will appear in court tomorrow.
05Police warn the attacks endanger civilians in residential areas and call for urgent action.
06Despite police operations, crime groups continue violent attacks with impunity.

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