Man Charged for Throwing Bricks and Threatening Staff at Israeli Media and Justice Ministry Offices
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
Abraham Hadi, 44, from Ramat Gan, was indicted for throwing bricks and issuing threats against Channel 12 News, Haaretz, and the Justice Ministry offices in Israel. Prosecutors allege he acted due to his views on the judiciary and media, aiming to intimidate and extort employees. Multiple incidents occurred in July 2026, with additional threats dating back to November 2025. Authorities requested his detention pending trial due to the severity and escalation of his actions.
- 01Abraham Hadi threw bricks at Channel 12, Haaretz, and Justice Ministry offices in July 2026.
- 02He left threatening letters and attempted to extort Channel 12 employees over media coverage.
- 03Hadi sprayed threatening graffiti near Channel 13 offices in November 2025.
- 04He tried to destroy evidence by discarding clothes worn during the attacks.
- 05Prosecutors charged him with extortion, threats, property damage, vandalism, and obstruction of justice.
- 06The prosecution requested his detention due to the rapid and dangerous escalation of his behavior.
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