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Suspect in Terrorist Activity Arrested in West Bank Village

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Israeli security forces, including the Border Police and Shin Bet, arrested a suspect in terrorist activities in the West Bank village of Dir Istiya. The raid occurred overnight at the suspect's home. He was subsequently transferred to the Shin Bet for further questioning.

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  • A suspect in terrorist activities was arrested in the West Bank village of Dir Istiya.
  • The arrest was conducted by MAGAV special forces, the Ephraim Brigade, and the Shin Bet.
  • The operation took place overnight at the suspect's residence.
  • The suspect was handed over to the Shin Bet for further interrogation.
Suspect in Terrorist Activity Arrested in West Bank Village
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Israeli security forces apprehended a suspect in terrorist activities overnight in the village of Dir Istiya, north of Salfit, in the West Bank. The arrest was carried out by members of the Border Police's special unit, MAGAV, with the involvement of soldiers from the Ephraim Brigade and intelligence from the Shin Bet security agency. Forces covertly entered the village, raided the suspect's home, and took him into custody. The suspect has been transferred to the Shin Bet for further interrogation, according to a statement from MAGAV's press service.

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