Stolen IDF Rocket Fired at West Bank Home of Crime Figure
A stolen Israeli military rocket was fired overnight Wednesday at a residential building in Jaljulia, a town in central Israel, where a senior figure in a crime organization resides. No injuries were reported in the incident, which police are investigating as likely related to criminal activity. The rocket, identified as a US-made shoulder-fired LAW rocket, was stolen from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
Police forces arrived at the scene after receiving a report of the firing and launched a search for the suspects. Investigators collected evidence from the scene, and findings were transferred to forensic labs for further analysis. The police stated that officers from the Qassem station opened an investigation upon receiving the report of a stolen military ordnance item being fired at a residential complex, confirming no casualties.
Jaljulia is an Arab-Muslim local council located in Israel's Central District, approximately 3 kilometers east of Kfar Saba.
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