For the second time this week: a grenade was thrown at a residential building in Tel Aviv

The war between criminal groups continues to escalate: a fragmentation grenade was thrown last night (between Wednesday and Thursday) at a residential building in the Tzamaret neighborhood in northern Tel Aviv. This is the second time this week. The incident ended without casualties, though minor damage was caused to one of the windows.

Police officers from the Yarkon District and sappers from the Tel Aviv District arrived at the scene to begin an investigation and collect evidence. The background to the incident is criminal.

Yesterday, the police opened an investigation into two incidents involving suspected munitions. On the night between Tuesday and Wednesday, an explosion was heard near a well-known business in the city, where a stun grenade was reportedly thrown. The incident resulted in no damage or casualties, and police officers from the Glilot station in the Yarkon District collected evidence at the scene.

At the same time, a fragmentation grenade was thrown near a house in the Denya neighborhood in Haifa. In this case, no one was injured, but damage was caused to vehicles at the location. Police officers from the Carmel District and police sappers began collecting evidence and confirmed that both incidents are criminal in nature.

On the night between Sunday and Monday, a stun grenade exploded near a residential building in the Tzamaret neighborhood in northern Tel Aviv. Police officers from the Lev Tel Aviv station and sappers from the Tel Aviv District arrived at the scene for investigative actions. There was no damage or casualties.

A day earlier, a fragmentation grenade was thrown at a branch of the Japanika restaurant chain in Hadera, which is currently under construction. There were no casualties, but damage was caused to the walls of the building, and police officers from the Hadera station began an investigation. Simultaneously, a fragmentation grenade was thrown into the lobby of a residential building in Bat Yam. Police arrested three suspects, residents of the south, including a 17-year-old minor and two adults aged 31 and 33, who were traveling in a vehicle seen fleeing the scene of the explosion.