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Jerusalem Man Arrested for Planting Bomb in Car of Local Likud Chairman

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Suspect Arrested for Attempted Car Bombing in Or Yehuda

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Israeli police arrested a 20-year-old Jerusalem resident on Monday for allegedly planting a bomb in a car in Or Yehuda. The vehicle exploded on September 18, causing damage but no injuries. Investigators identified the suspect during their probe into the incident. He is currently in custody and will soon face court.

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  • Police arrested a 20-year-old Jerusalem man for an attempted car bombing in Or Yehuda.
  • The suspect is accused of planting an explosive device in a vehicle.
  • The car exploded on September 18, causing damage but no injuries.
  • Investigators identified the suspect after gathering evidence at the scene.
  • The suspect is in custody and awaiting a court appearance.

Israeli police have arrested a suspect in connection with the attempted bombing of a vehicle in Or Yehuda. The car exploded on September 18, sustaining damage but causing no injuries. Investigators from the Masubim police station responded to the scene, gathering evidence and launching an investigation. Their work led to the identification of a 20-year-old Jerusalem resident as the suspect, who was apprehended on Monday. The individual was taken for questioning regarding the placement of the explosive device and has since been taken into custody. He is expected to appear in court soon.

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