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HamalSecurity

Israeli Forces Arrest Terror Suspect Near Ariel Following Shin Bet Intel

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Israeli security forces, acting on Shin Bet intelligence, arrested a terror suspect in the West Bank village of Dir Istiya overnight. The operation involved undercover Border Police operatives and IDF soldiers who raided the suspect's home. The individual was taken for further interrogation by the Shin Bet.

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  • Israeli forces arrested a terror suspect in Dir Istiya village near Ariel.
  • The arrest was made based on intelligence from the Shin Bet.
  • Undercover Border Police and IDF soldiers participated in the operation.
  • The suspect was taken for further interrogation by the Shin Bet.
Israeli Forces Arrest Terror Suspect Near Ariel Following Shin Bet Intel
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Israeli security forces, guided by intelligence from the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), apprehended a wanted individual suspected of involvement in terrorist activities overnight. The operation took place in the village of Dir Istiya, located within the Ephraim Brigade's area of operation, near the city of Ariel.

Special undercover operatives from the Border Police's West Bank unit, alongside soldiers from the IDF's Ephraim Brigade, conducted the raid. The forces entered the village covertly, raided the suspect's home, and took him into custody. He was subsequently transferred for further interrogation by the Shin Bet.

The operation aimed to arrest a specific individual believed to be engaged in terrorist activities. The joint forces successfully located and detained the suspect without further incident.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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