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AlarabSecurity

Four Palestinians Arrested Near Jerusalem for Illegal Entry

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Israeli police arrested four Palestinians from the West Bank at the Za'ayem checkpoint near Jerusalem for allegedly entering without permits. Three of the individuals were found hidden in the trunk of a car with a forged license plate. The suspects were taken for further investigation by border police.

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  • Four Palestinians were arrested near Jerusalem for allegedly entering Israel without permits.
  • The arrests took place at the Za'ayem checkpoint, east of Jerusalem.
  • Three of the individuals were found hidden inside the trunk of a vehicle.
  • Police discovered the car had a forged license plate.
  • The suspects were taken for questioning by border police.
Four Palestinians Arrested Near Jerusalem for Illegal Entry
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Israeli police arrested four individuals from the West Bank on suspicion of entering Israel without permits. The arrests occurred at the Za'ayem checkpoint near Jerusalem. Border police stopped a Renault vehicle for inspection and discovered its license plate was forged and registered to another car. The driver was found to be in Israel without a permit, and three other workers were discovered hidden inside the car's trunk. All four were apprehended and taken for questioning by border police in the Jerusalem area.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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