Police are investigating violence and death threats against
the owner of the popular Gutnick Hall in Jerusalem.
The latest incident occurred on Wednesday night, after the
hall owner parked his car on Sorotzkin Street in Jerusalem.
People in the area awoke to the sound of an explosion, and
were surprised to see that the car belonging to the hall owner was set on fire.
Firefighters who arrived at the scene found a Ford Mondeo on
fire. The vehicle was totally burned and the vehicle parked next to it was
slightly damaged.
Fire investigators who collected evidence from the scene
determined that it was arson.
The owner of the vehicle filed a police
complaint, and police said that they are currently looking for suspects.
This was not the first vandalism incident to strike the
family. On Monday, the victim’s son-in-law, who lives in the Ramat Shlomo
neighborhood of Jerusalem, reported that his car was set on fire. Police
believe that the two cases are related.
Two months ago, the son-in-law also received a death threat
in the mail along with a bullet, according to police.
Police said that it is possible that recently fired
employees of the Gutnick hall might be behind the death threats and the
vandalism.
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