Israeli Police Impose Restrictive Order on Jewish Crime Boss Yossi Mosli Amid Violent Gang Conflict
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What happened
Israeli police have imposed a judicial restraining order on Yossi Mosli, leader of the largest Jewish criminal organization, restricting his movements and communications amid violent clashes with the Jeroushi gang. The order, initially for two months, includes house arrest and bans on internet use and contact with criminals. The ongoing feud has involved grenade attacks and shootings, with police continuing investigations and preventive measures.
- 01Police imposed a judicial restraining order on crime boss Yossi Mosli amid violent gang clashes.
- 02The order includes house arrest, travel ban, internet restrictions, and contact prohibitions.
- 03The feud with the Jeroushi gang has involved grenade attacks and shootings in central Israel.
- 04Mosli was arrested in July but released to house arrest; investigations continue.
- 05The police use such orders preventively, despite legal criticism over intelligence-based restrictions.
- 06A court hearing on August 13 will review the continuation of Mosli's restrictions.
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