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YnetSecurity

IDF Grenades and M16 Rifle Found Hidden in Northern Israel

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli police found three IDF fragmentation grenades and an M16 rifle hidden in rocks in the Upper Galilee. Armed suspects were arrested at the scene.

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  • Three IDF grenades and an M16 rifle were found.
  • The weapons were hidden in rocks in the Upper Galilee.
  • Armed suspects were apprehended at the scene.
  • The weapons were seized by police for analysis.

Police in northern Israel discovered three Israeli military fragmentation grenades and an M16 rifle concealed within a rock formation near the community of Tzafririm, in the Upper Galilee region. Authorities apprehended armed suspects at the scene, reportedly "red-handed." The seized weapons have been transferred to forensic laboratories for analysis.

The discovery occurred in an area known for its natural beauty and hiking trails, raising concerns about potential misuse of the military-grade weaponry. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities seeking to determine the origin of the weapons and the suspects' intentions.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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