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Security11:03 · 29m ago

Suspect Vehicle Seized in Palestinian Village Violence Probe, Two Arrested

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Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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An inter-organizational command in the Judea and Samaria region, in cooperation with the Shin Bet security agency, continues its investigation into a violent incident in the Palestinian village of Kusra. A pickup truck, suspected of being used by perpetrators of the violence, was seized near the "Mevaser HaShalom" outpost. During the operation to confiscate the vehicle, two suspects were arrested after throwing stones at the forces attempting to remove it. Police and Shin Bet forces are intensifying their manhunt for all individuals involved in the violent assault that occurred last Saturday in Kusra.

During the operational activity near the "Mevaser HaShalom" outpost, the pickup truck, believed to have been used by the assailants, was located and seized. According to the police, as elite counter-terrorism units prepared to evacuate the vehicle, a group of suspects gathered, blocked the forces' actions, interfered with officers, and threw stones in an attempt to prevent the truck's confiscation. Two suspects were apprehended during the confrontation and taken for questioning. Police stated that order was restored after their arrest and the operation concluded.

Concurrently, investigators from the inter-organizational command and the Shin Bet are actively working to identify all those involved in the attack. Arrest warrants have been issued for suspects, and police are employing various investigative methods, including advanced technological tools. Several additional vehicles, also suspected of being used by the perpetrators, have been confiscated as part of the ongoing investigation. The police emphasized that the investigation is continuing and all those involved will be brought to justice.

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