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Court Extends Detention of Suspect in Stone-Throwing Attack on News 12 Building
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First reported by Ynet · Aug 5, 2026
What happened
Abraham Hadi's detention was extended by five days after he was accused of throwing stones and leaving threats at the News 12 building in Tel Aviv. Police have gathered new evidence, and the Shin Bet joined the investigation due to the seriousness of the case.
- 01Abraham Hadi is suspected of throwing stones at the News 12 building and leaving threatening letters.
- 02The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court extended his detention by five days for further investigation.
- 03He is also accused of extortion, obstruction of justice, property damage, and vandalism.
- 04Threatening graffiti was sprayed outside News 13 offices, also linked to Hadi.
- 05Police gathered new evidence since the last detention extension, strengthening the case.
- 06The Shin Bet joined the investigation due to the severity of the incidents.
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