A masked individual shattered the glass entrance doors of Channel 12 News’ headquarters in Tel Aviv overnight on Tuesday in the second such incident this month.
A letter was found at the scene that appeared to have been left by the vandal, calling on the news outlet to “apologize over the Sde Teiman affair,” warning that if an apology isn’t issued, “the next brick will be aimed at one of your heads.”
“Even an apology that isn’t heartfelt is fine. Take this letter with the utmost seriousness. Otherwise, someone will end up dead,” the letter stated.
Police officers called to the site opened an investigation on suspicion of property damage. No suspect has been arrested at this stage, and the individual’s identity remains unknown, according to police sources.
Security camera footage showed the suspect approaching the building with their face covered, carrying two bricks and throwing them one after the other at the entrance doors. The impact shattered the glass doors, and the suspect fled before police arrived.
Vandalism of glass door follows multiple incidents of graffiti
In addition to being the second time in a month the doors were shattered, this event follows several acts of graffiti targeting the news company in recent months.
In one such incident, graffiti was sprayed reading: “To the criminal police and the channels of injustice and foolishness against those who study the holy Torah, I will settle the score with you. Consider yourselves warned, sons of death.”
Police also opened an investigation in that case on suspicion of vandalism, but the suspect has not yet been identified.
Similar incidents targeting media organizations have occurred in the past. In November 2025, graffiti was sprayed on the offices of Channel 13 in Tel Aviv’s Ramat Hahayal neighborhood reading, “The blood of the traitors will yet be cleared for publication.” Police opened an investigation in that case as well.
