Israeli police have taken the unusual step of issuing an administrative restriction order against Yossi Mosli, who heads the crime organization bearing his family name—marking the first time such measures have been deployed against a major organized crime figure.
The move comes amid a recent wave of spray grenade attacks targeting businesses and escalating violence between crime families, particularly within the Jewish sector. Police said the action is part of a broader offensive against organized crime networks.
According to a police statement, the Tel Aviv District Police, led by the Lahav 433 national crime unit, filed a request with the district court for a judicial restriction order through administrative proceedings against Mosli, identified as one of the leaders of the Mosli crime family.
The court ruled that pending a further hearing scheduled for Thursday, the order remains in full effect. Mosli must comply with multiple restrictions, including house arrest, a ban on contact with numerous individuals connected to the criminal underworld, prohibition from using the internet, a travel ban preventing him from leaving the country, and additional limitations specified in the order.
Police described this as "an important step in the fight against crime that joins extensive operations dealing with criminal elements."
