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Police to Request House Arrest for Crime Boss Yossi Mosli and Three Others
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By מאיה כהן
First reported by Kan News · Jul 19, 2026
What happened
Police will seek house arrest for crime boss Yossi Mosli and three others linked to recent grenade attacks on Japnika branches in Israel.
- 01Police to request house arrest for Yossi Mosli and three other suspects.
- 02All were arrested in connection with recent grenade attacks.
- 03Attacks targeted Japnika branches owned by Barak Abramov.
- 04The request will be presented in an upcoming hearing.
- 05Yossi Mosli is identified as a crime organization leader.
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