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Israeli Court Imposes Restrictive Order on Crime Boss Yossi Musli Amid Bombing Probe
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First reported by N12 · 1 hour ago
What happened
The Tel Aviv District Court placed crime boss Yossi Musli under house arrest until September 19, banning him from contacting 91 criminal associates amid investigations into grenade attacks on Japnika stores. The order restricts his internet use, phone calls, and travel outside Israel, aiming to disrupt his criminal network.
- 01Tel Aviv court orders house arrest for crime boss Yossi Musli until September 19.
- 02Musli banned from contacting 91 individuals, mostly major Israeli criminals.
- 03Restrictions include no internet use, limited phone calls, and travel ban outside Israel.
- 04Order follows suspicions of Musli's role in grenade attacks on Japnika branches.
- 05List of banned contacts reveals key alliances and rivalries in Israeli crime scene.
- 06Police affirm ongoing efforts to dismantle organized crime networks threatening public safety.
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