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Tel Aviv Prosecutors Charge Man for Vandalizing News 12 and Threatening Media
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First reported by Ynet · 8 minutes ago
What happened
Avraham Hadi, 44, was indicted in Tel Aviv for violent acts and threats against major Israeli media outlets and judicial institutions, including vandalism and extortion attempts. Prosecutors requested his detention due to escalating dangerous behavior.
- 01Avraham Hadi charged with violent acts against News 12, Haaretz, News 13, and judicial bodies.
- 02Charges include extortion, threats, malicious damage, property defacement, and obstruction of justice.
- 03Hadi threw bricks at media offices and Ministry of Justice in multiple July incidents.
- 04He left threatening letters and spray-painted hostile messages targeting News 13.
- 05Prosecutors requested Hadi's detention, citing rapid escalation and public danger.
- 06Hadi allegedly tried to destroy evidence by discarding his clothes after offenses.
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