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Five Palestinian Teens Arrested for Alleged West Bank Terror Cell Activity
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Five 15-year-old Palestinians were arrested in the West Bank on suspicion of forming a terror cell and attacking Israeli vehicles and settlements with Molotov cocktails and stones. Police also suspect them of arson and incitement. In separate operations, security forces seized weapons and cash in Beit Ula and arrested a man suspected of a vehicle ramming attempt.
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- Five 15-year-old Palestinians were arrested in the West Bank for allegedly forming a terror cell.
- The suspects are accused of attacking Israeli vehicles and settlements with Molotov cocktails and stones.
- Police also suspect the teens of arson, incitement to violence, and damaging Israeli flags.
- The arrests followed intelligence gathering on youths from the village of Sa'ir.
- Separate operations led to the seizure of weapons and cash, and another arrest for a vehicle ramming attempt.
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