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Police Investigate Suspected Vandalism in West Bank Arab Villages

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Now 14Security

Police Investigate Arson and Vandalism in Benjamin and Etzion Regions

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli police are investigating incidents of suspected arson, property damage, and graffiti in the Benjamin and Etzion regions. Police and IDF forces entered several villages to collect evidence and gather testimonies. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities expecting to access more locations. No arrests have been made yet.

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  • Israeli police are investigating property damage, suspected arson, and graffiti in Benjamin and Etzion.
  • Police and IDF forces entered villages in the affected regions to collect evidence.
  • Forensic investigators are gathering findings and testimonies from the scenes.
  • The investigation is ongoing, with more locations expected to be entered.
  • No suspects have been arrested in connection with the incidents.

Israeli police have launched an investigation into multiple reports of property damage, suspected arson, and graffiti vandalism in villages within the Benjamin and Etzion regions. Officers from the Judea and Samaria (Shai) district, accompanied by IDF forces, were dispatched to the scenes to collect evidence and examine the circumstances of the incidents. Police forensics investigators entered some of the locations to gather findings and testimonies. Authorities emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and that forces are expected to enter additional sites as needed. As of now, no suspects have been arrested in connection with the events in Judea and Samaria.

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