155 Illegal Residents Apprehended in East Jerusalem; Two Suspects Arrested
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Jerusalem police arrested 155 individuals staying illegally in the Beit Hanina neighborhood overnight. Two suspects were also detained for allegedly harboring them. All 155 illegal residents were slated for deportation to the West Bank. The operation followed intelligence received by the police.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- 155 individuals staying illegally were apprehended in Jerusalem's Beit Hanina neighborhood.
- Two suspects were arrested for allegedly harboring the illegal residents.
- All apprehended individuals were transferred for deportation to the West Bank.
- The operation was based on intelligence received by the police.
- Police officers and Border Police forces participated in the operation.
Police apprehended 155 individuals staying illegally in the Beit Hanina neighborhood of northeast Jerusalem overnight. Two suspects believed to be harboring them were also arrested during the operation. Following initial questioning, all 155 illegal residents were transferred for deportation to the West Bank.
The operation was initiated after police received intelligence regarding the presence of illegal residents and those sheltering them in the neighborhood. Officers from the Sheft Police Station, in collaboration with Border Police forces in Jerusalem, conducted searches in multiple locations where the arrests were made. The two suspects accused of harboring the individuals were taken for further investigation at the Sheft Police Station.
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