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Now 14Security

Police Discover IDF Grenades in Sewer During Weapons Bust

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Police in Zarzir, northern Israel, found four IDF fragmentation grenades and other weapons hidden in a sewer manhole near a suspect's home. A 20-year-old local man was arrested and his detention extended as the investigation continues. This seizure is part of a larger police operation that has recovered over 700 weapons this year.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Police found four IDF fragmentation grenades and other weapons hidden in a sewer in Zarzir.
  • A 20-year-old resident was arrested on suspicion of illegal weapons possession.
  • The suspect's detention was extended until October 9.
  • The weapons were discovered after an initial search of the suspect's house yielded no results.
  • Northern District police have seized over 700 weapons this year.
Police Discover IDF Grenades in Sewer During Weapons Bust
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Police in northern Israel discovered four Israeli military fragmentation grenades and other weapons hidden in a sewer manhole near a home in the village of Zarzir. The discovery was made during an operation based on intelligence regarding the illegal possession of weapons. Officers initially searched the suspect's house but found nothing, only later noticing the nearby sewer.

Upon opening the manhole, they found a box containing the grenades and additional illicit military equipment. A 20-year-old resident of Zarzir was arrested on suspicion of possessing illegal weapons. His detention was extended by the Nazareth Magistrate's Court until October 9, and the investigation is ongoing.

This bust is part of a broader police effort against illegal arms trafficking. According to police data, officers in the Northern District have seized over 700 weapons, including dozens of IDF-origin grenades, since the beginning of the year. The police emphasize their continued commitment to combating illegal weapon possession to prevent it from falling into criminal hands and to ensure public safety.

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