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Security Forces Arrest Suspects on Route 1 Amid Heightened Alert

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Two Suspects Arrested for Alleged Terror Plot Near Latrun

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Hebrew · Sole source

Two suspects allegedly planning an attack against Israeli civilians were arrested by the Yamam and Shin Bet near Latrun on Monday evening. The arrests followed intelligence from the Shin Bet, and the suspects were unarmed. They have been transferred for further investigation by the Shin Bet, with no injuries reported among security forces.

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  • Two suspects allegedly planning an attack were arrested by Yamam and Shin Bet near Latrun.
  • The arrests occurred on Route 1 on Monday evening following Shin Bet intelligence.
  • The suspects were unarmed at the time of their apprehension.
  • The individuals were transferred to the Shin Bet for further investigation.
  • No security forces were injured during the operation.

Two individuals suspected of planning an attack against Israeli civilians were apprehended on Route 1 near the Latrun interchange on Monday evening. The arrests were carried out by elite counter-terrorism unit Yamam and the Shin Bet security agency, following intelligence provided by the Shin Bet. The suspects were not armed at the time of their detention and have been transferred to the Shin Bet for further investigation. No security forces were injured during the operation. The Shin Bet and police issued a joint statement confirming the arrests and the intelligence-driven nature of the operation.

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