Exposure: Following the administrative arrest of Yossi Mussli, the list of people he is forbidden to contact marks the "crime map of Israel"

The court approved an administrative restriction order against the head of the crime organization Yossi Mussli. Mussli will remain under full house arrest until September 19. He is forbidden from contacting 91 people, including senior figures in the criminal world. The order was issued following suspicion of involvement in throwing grenades at Japanika branches. Mussli is forbidden from using the internet or leaving the country. Among the prohibitions: Mussli is not allowed to contact the owners of a well-known football club.

The Deputy President of the Tel Aviv District Court decided on Thursday to grant the request of the Tel Aviv District Police and validate an administrative restriction order against Yossi Mussli, head of a crime organization. The order was issued as part of the fight against serious crime and following police suspicion that Mussli is behind the attempts to attack Japanika chain branches by throwing grenades. Mussli will remain under full house arrest, at least until September 19. From the names revealed on N12 for the first time, one can understand the crime map of Israel, who is on whose side — and who are each other's enemies.

What does the restriction order on Mussli include?

• House arrest: Yossi Mussli will be under full house arrest, which will apply at least until September 19.

• Prohibition of contact: Mussli is forbidden from contacting dozens of figures in the Israeli criminal world, 91 people in total.

• Technological restrictions: Mussli will not be able to use the internet, neither via computer nor phone, and he is forbidden from using applications.

• Phone use: The number of calls Mussli can make during the day has been limited.

• Freedom of movement: As part of the arrest, Mussli is forbidden from leaving the borders of Israel.

The senior criminals appearing on the list — and the connections between them:

Family members and members of the Mussli crime organization: Nissim Mussli — Yossi's father. His brothers Eli and Shai Mussli.

Prominent allies in the criminal world connected to Mussli:

• Amir Mulner: Head of the crime organization Mulner, who changed his name to Avraham after becoming religious. Mulner was considered in the past an ally for the Mussli crime organization.

• Eyal Nagar: Head of a well-known crime organization in the south, who was recently arrested as part of Operation Relay Race, which dealt with the extortion of couriers in the south of the country and is considered the successor of the criminal Benny Shlomo, who was eliminated in 2022. Mussli and Nagar are considered part of the same conflict map against Shalom Domrani, the Lavi family, and other figures.

• Hussam Hariri: Part of the Hariri crime organization, who is considered Mussli's ally in the conflict against the Khayia and Jarushi crime organization.

• Itzik Bar-Moha: Head of the Jerusalem gang.

• Yaniv Ben Simon: The criminal who was considered in the past the most wanted person in Israel and is arrested in South Africa. Ben Simon is wanted for extradition to Israel as part of Case 512. Ben Simon is considered the right-hand man of the head of the crime organization Itzhak Abergil, drug importation and the operation of an explosive device in which 3 civilians were murdered on Yehuda HaLevi Street in Tel Aviv.

• Israel Kadoshi: Son of the Likud activist Rafi Kadoshi.

Police response to the validity of the arrest warrant: "This is another step in the fight against crime organizations that harm the sense of security of citizens. We will continue to act with all the means at our disposal, with the goal of reducing criminal activity and damaging the criminal infrastructure of crime organizations everywhere."