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Police Discover Over 800 Rounds of Ammunition in Northern Israel

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Police Discover Over 840 Rounds of Ammunition in Hidden Stash in Ibtan Village

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Israeli police discovered over 840 rounds of ammunition hidden in a stash in the village of Ibtan on October 14, 2026. The find occurred during an operation targeting illegal weapons. The ammunition was seized and sent for forensic analysis. Police vowed to continue their efforts to combat illegal firearms and reduce violence.

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  • Police found over 840 rounds of ammunition in a hidden stash in Ibtan village.
  • The discovery was made on October 14, 2026, during an operation against illegal weapons.
  • The ammunition was seized and sent to a forensic lab for processing.
  • Authorities stated the operation aims to reduce shooting incidents and violence.

Police in Israel uncovered a cache of over 840 rounds of ammunition hidden in a village on October 14, 2026. The discovery was made during a field operation aimed at combating illegal weapons possession. Officers searched a hidden location in the village of Ibtan, where they found a container holding the ammunition. The seized ammunition was transferred to the police's forensic laboratory for further processing. Police stated that the operation was part of ongoing efforts to locate and confiscate illegal firearms and ammunition, with the goal of reducing shooting incidents and violence. The authorities emphasized their commitment to continuing these efforts.

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