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PanetSecurity

Three Charged With Possession of Stolen Military Rocket

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Police have charged a Palestinian man from the West Bank and two men from Shfaram with possessing a stolen "Matador" rocket. The weapon was found near Shfaram on September 5, 2026, by special police units. Investigations revealed a third individual was involved, and all three are now facing charges. Northern Israeli police have confiscated over 700 weapons this year.

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  • Three individuals, including a Palestinian and two Israeli Arabs, were charged with possessing a stolen military rocket.
  • Police discovered the "Matador" rocket near the city of Shfaram on September 5, 2026.
  • One of the suspects filmed himself holding the stolen military weapon.
  • Northern Israeli police have seized over 700 weapons and combat means this year.
  • Charges were filed in the Haifa Central District Court, with a request to extend the suspects' detention.
Three Charged With Possession of Stolen Military Rocket
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Police announced on September 5, 2026, that they have filed charges against three individuals for possessing a stolen "Matador" type rocket. The suspects include a 22-year-old Palestinian from the West Bank and two Israeli Arabs from Shfaram, aged 22 and 24. The rocket was discovered by forces from the "Yassam HaGalil" unit and the serious crime unit of the Northern District's Central Unit near Shfaram. During the investigation of two suspects, it was revealed that a third individual had shared possession of the weapon and had even filmed himself holding it. All three were subsequently arrested. The Northern District police and Border Police have seized over 700 weapons and lethal combat means since the beginning of the year, arresting armed individuals in the process of combating violent crime. Police stated they continue to apprehend suspects and bring those involved to justice.

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