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Israeli Police Strengthen Case Against Abraham Hadi for Stone-Throwing at News 12 Building
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
Israeli police have extended Abraham Hadi's detention over stone-throwing and threats against News 12, citing new evidence and multiple offenses. The investigation involves attacks on media buildings in Tel Aviv and includes the Shin Bet. Hadi remains silent, and his detention is extended until August 5.
- 01Abraham Hadi's detention extended again over stone-throwing at News 12 building.
- 02New evidence reportedly strengthens police suspicion against Hadi.
- 03Hadi suspected of extortion, threats, obstruction, property damage, and vandalism.
- 04Threatening graffiti also sprayed outside News 13 offices.
- 05Shin Bet joined investigation after repeated attacks on media outlets.
- 06Judge extended detention until August 5 due to investigation risks.
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