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Counter-Terrorism Unit Responds to Security Threat, Arrests Suspects on Highway 1

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Counter-Terrorism Units Arrest Two Suspects on Security Charges

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Special counter-terrorism units of the Israel Police and the Shin Bet arrested two suspects involved in security offenses on Highway 1 near Latrun. The operation followed intelligence indicating the suspects' involvement in security crimes. One suspect's vehicle was dismantled due to concerns it was rigged with explosives.

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  • YAMAM and Shin Bet arrested two suspects on Highway 1 for security offenses.
  • The arrests occurred near the Latrun junction following intelligence.
  • One suspect's vehicle was thoroughly dismantled due to explosive concerns.

Special counter-terrorism units of the Israel Police (YAMAM) and the Shin Bet security agency apprehended two suspects involved in security offenses on Highway 1, near the Latrun junction. The operation, which concluded in the past two hours, was initiated following intelligence indicating the suspects' involvement in security-related crimes.

One of the suspects was arrested near the Latrun junction. Authorities became concerned that the vehicle he was traveling in might be rigged with explosives. Consequently, a thorough dismantling of the vehicle was carried out, reducing it to its chassis, to ensure a complete and meticulous inspection.

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