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Stun Grenade Thrown at Netanya Apartment Building, No Injuries Reported

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Israeli police vehicles with blue lights, officers and a red emergency motorcycle on a Netanya residential street at night

Police said a stun grenade was thrown at an apartment building on Karl Popper Street in Netanya early Sunday. The explosion caused no injuries or property damage. Officers opened searches for the people who threw it, and investigators suspect a criminal background. The incident followed several recent grenade attacks on homes, businesses and car lots in central Israel, but police had not established a direct link to those cases. The initial report did not identify a target or suspects, and it gave no motive or arrest information.

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