Minor Arrested in Jaljulia for Rocket Firing at Qassem, Released on Bail
Israeli police conducted a raid in Jaljulia following the firing of a stolen military anti-aircraft rocket towards a residential area in Kafr Qassem. The incident, which occurred on an unspecified date, resulted in no injuries. Police arrested a minor in Jaljulia on suspicion of involvement in launching the rocket. A court subsequently ordered the minor's release under restrictive bail conditions.
During the search operations in Jaljulia, police seized two handguns, ammunition, and 14 surveillance cameras. These confiscated items were taken for further investigation, though no additional details were immediately released. Police stated that the incident's background is criminal and that the investigation is ongoing in cooperation with security agencies.
The investigation continues following the minor's arrest and the discovery of weapons, ammunition, and surveillance equipment. No further details regarding the case have been announced.
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