Sushi restaurant chain targeted in wave of grenade attacks across Israel

Seven fragmentation grenades were thrown at businesses and residential buildings across Israel from Monday night through Tuesday morning, including two attacks on branches of the Japanika restaurant chain. One person was lightly wounded in Tel Aviv, while the other incidents caused property damage but no injuries. Police suspect the wave of explosions may be connected to a dispute involving the Mosli and Jarushi crime families, as some Japanika branches are allegedly linked to these organizations. The attacks occurred in Tel Aviv, Herzliya, Ness Ziona, Afula, Netanya, and Rishon LeZion, with police investigating the criminally motivated incidents and examining remnants of the explosive devices.