Police Discover iPhone-Shaped Pistol in Northern Israel Raid

Police in northern Israel have uncovered a firearm disguised as an iPhone during a raid on a residential compound in Jadeidi-Makr. Detectives from the Western Galilee station, along with Border Police officers from the HOF district, conducted the operation as part of an effort to combat illegal weapons possession.

During the search, officers noticed an object that initially appeared to be a mobile phone. Upon closer inspection, it was revealed to be a pistol cleverly concealed to resemble a cell phone. Authorities stated that the weapon was designed to look like an iPhone.

In addition to the disguised firearm, the forces discovered a stun grenade, which was safely neutralized by a police sapper. They also found a magazine and a large quantity of ammunition. Four security cameras were dismantled from the compound, which police claim were illegally installed and directed at the street for surveillance and criminal purposes.

The Israel Police issued a statement vowing to continue targeting criminals, confiscating life-threatening weapons, and pursuing offenders with zero tolerance.