Minor Arrested for Firing Anti-Tank Missile at Residential Area

A minor was arrested on Friday in connection with firing an anti-tank missile at a residential complex in Jaljulia, a town in central Israel. The incident, which occurred without any injuries, is being investigated as having a criminal background. Police and Border Police forces conducted searches in Jaljulia based on judicial orders as part of an operation targeting criminal elements and disputes in the area.

During the searches, officers discovered two concealed handguns, ammunition, and other equipment. One handgun, a Beretta, was found hidden in a double wall in a kitchen, and an FN pistol was discovered in an attic. A drum magazine, additional magazines, and ammunition were also seized. Additionally, 14 cameras monitoring public spaces were found and confiscated for further investigation.

The arrested minor was brought before a court, which ordered their release under restrictive conditions. The investigation into the missile firing and the discovery of weapons and surveillance equipment is ongoing. The article also briefly mentions an unrelated incident where an "Lao" missile was fired at a Border Police officer's home in Sajur, in the Galilee, with no suspects arrested in that case.