08.04.2025 15:30
An Israeli former footballer, Yossi Benayoun, who played in the Premier League for many years, had a hand grenade thrown at his home. It was stated that the incident was not related to the war in Gaza. Benayoun expressed that he believes the incident was a mistake and that his home was not the intended target. Law enforcement has launched an investigation into the incident.
The former Israeli footballer Yossi Benayoun, who played in the English Premier League for many years, had a hand grenade thrown at his home. The former Israeli footballer was in shock after the incident.
The former Israeli national player, who has worn the jerseys of West Ham United, Liverpool, Chelsea, and QPR in England, experienced the shock of his life.
A hand grenade was thrown at the star player's home in Israel, who retired from football in 2019. It was revealed that the grenade was thrown by a motorcyclist passing in front of the house around 11:00 AM on Sunday, prompting the police to launch an investigation.
The security forces stated that the thrown hand grenade was not related to the ongoing war in Gaza. Benayoun commented on the incident, saying, "This was definitely a mistake. I have no doubt that the hand grenade was not aimed at my home. At first, I thought a gas cylinder had exploded, and we called the fire department. However, when the police arrived at the house and found the remnants of the hand grenade, we realized what had actually happened."