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Two Arrested Near Nazareth With Drone Equipped for Grenade Drops

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Police in northern Israel arrested two men near Nazareth who were found with a drone capable of dropping grenades. The arrests followed a series of grenade attacks in the city, with investigators suspecting aerial deployment via drone. The suspects, aged 21 and 24, were detained in an SUV and the drone was found during a search. Their remand was extended until October 11.

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  • Two suspects were arrested near Nazareth with a drone modified for grenade drops.
  • The arrests followed multiple grenade attacks on buildings in Nazareth.
  • Police suspect the grenades were dropped from the air using a drone.
  • The suspects, aged 21 and 24, were found with the drone in an SUV.
  • Their detention was extended until October 11 by a court.
Two Arrested Near Nazareth With Drone Equipped for Grenade Drops
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Police in Israel's Northern District, along with Border Police (MAGAV) forces, apprehended two suspects near Nazareth who were found in possession of a drone modified to drop grenades. Authorities stated that in recent days, grenades have been thrown at various buildings in Nazareth on multiple occasions. During the investigation, suspicion arose that these grenades were being dropped from the air using a drone. Following investigative actions, two residents of Yafia, aged 21 and 24, were arrested overnight while driving an SUV across an open area. A search of their vehicle revealed the modified drone. On the morning of October 6, the Magistrate's Court in Nof HaGalil extended the detention of both suspects until October 11 at the police's request. The investigation is ongoing.

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