Police Arrest Suspects in Weapons Cache and Grenade Incidents

Israeli police announced the arrest of two suspects following the discovery of a weapons cache during a raid in Jadeidi-Makr. The cache contained a "Lao" type rocket, sound and smoke grenades, and a large quantity of ammunition. Police stated that the arrests were made in connection with the discovery, but provided no further details on the suspects' identities or the specific nature of the suspicions against them. The operation to uncover the weapons stash and apprehend suspects is ongoing.

In a separate incident, police arrested three suspects believed to have thrown a grenade at a restaurant in Rosh Pinna. The suspects, from northern and central Israel, were apprehended as part of an investigation into the attack. They are scheduled to appear before the Kiryat Shmona Magistrate's Court to consider a request for their extended detention. Details regarding the motive for the grenade attack or the outcome of the incident were not disclosed.

Authorities have not released further information on the identities of the three suspects in the Rosh Pinna case, nor on the suspects arrested in Jadeidi-Makr, beyond announcing the raid and the discovery of the weapons cache. The two cases remain separate, with one concerning the weapons seizure and the other the grenade incident.