Stolen Rocket-Propelled Grenade Fired at Residential Complex in Jaljulia
Police in Israel are investigating a shooting incident in the town of Jaljulia, near Kafr Qasim, where a stolen military weapon was fired towards a residential complex on Wednesday evening. The incident, which did not result in any injuries according to police and medical officials, prompted an immediate search and evidence-gathering operation by law enforcement.
Sources indicated that the weapon used was a LAW rocket-propelled grenade, though police reports only specified a stolen military weapon. The targeted building was located in Jaljulia, a town close to Kafr Qasim. Medical teams confirmed no casualties, and initial reports did not detail any material damage to the complex.
Police forces arrived at the scene shortly after receiving the report and initiated a search of the area while pursuing suspects. Investigators are collecting evidence from the site for forensic analysis. The seized items have been transferred to laboratories for further examination.
The Kafr Qasim police station opened an investigation into the incident. Preliminary assessments suggest a criminal motive, but the identities of the suspects, the motive, and how the weapon was obtained remain under investigation. No arrests have been announced as of Wednesday evening.
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