Three Young Men Indicted for Arms Trafficking in Southern Israel
The Public Prosecution has filed an indictment against three young men, two from the Bedouin town of Laqya and one from Dahariya, in the Beersheba Central Court. They are accused of trafficking weapons and ammunition.
The indictment details the sale of ammunition and a Glock 17 pistol, valued at 28,000 shekels. This weapon was reportedly smuggled into the West Bank.
According to the indictment, the ammunition was later used in a shooting attack against security forces in June 2026, which resulted in one person being injured. The prosecution aims to hold the three men accountable for their alleged involvement in these activities.
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