Two Arrested for Stone-Throwing That Injured Border Police Officer
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
Border Police forces arrested two suspects in the West Bank village of Al-Ram for involvement in a stone-throwing incident. The attack, which occurred on August 8, 2026, resulted in injuries to a female Border Police officer. The suspects were apprehended under prior arrest warrants and taken for questioning. The Border Police stated they will continue to pursue those who harm security forces.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Two suspects were arrested in Al-Ram for stone-throwing that injured a Border Police officer.
- The incident occurred on August 8, 2026, when stones were thrown at security forces.
- A female Border Police officer was injured during the stone-throwing attack.
- The arrests were made based on prior arrest warrants.
- The suspects were transferred to the Benjamin station for investigation.
- Border Police vowed to continue operations against those harming security forces.
Border Police (Magav) forces operating in the West Bank conducted a raid overnight in the village of Al-Ram, located in the Binyamin Brigade area. During the operation, two suspects were apprehended in connection with a stone-throwing incident that injured a female Border Police officer. The incident in question occurred on August 8, 2026, when the officer, serving in the Rama battalion of Magav Judea and Samaria, sustained injuries from stones thrown at her.
The raid was carried out based on prior arrest warrants. The two individuals were transferred to the Benjamin station of the Judea and Samaria district for further investigation. The Border Police emphasized their continued commitment to actively locating and arresting all suspects involved in harming security forces, with the aim of bringing them to justice. The footage of the operation was provided by the IDF spokesperson.
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