Thrown IDF explosive creates fire in Netanya Japanika

Israel Police arrested Yossi Musli, head of the Musli crime family, on Tuesday night in connection with a series of attacks targeting the Japanika restaurant chain. Three additional individuals—an 18-year-old and two men in their 30s—were also apprehended. The attacks included a shooting at a Herzliya Japanika branch and a fire at a Netanya location caused by a stolen IDF grenade. Police are investigating multiple incidents, including two grenade explosions, a pipe bomb attack, and attempted arson, with three targeting Japanika branches owned by Barak Abramov. No casualties have been reported. Investigators are gathering evidence and examining potential connections between the attacks. Yair Golan, leader of the Democrats party, criticized National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, stating, "When Ben-Gvir abandoned the fight against crime in Arab society, we warned that the violence wouldn't stay there - it would spill over into every street in Israel."