Large Drug Bust in Yarka Uncovers "Courage Pills" Linked to Hamas and ISIS
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Israeli police in Yarka seized approximately 8 kilograms of hashish and 1,000 Captagon pills, known as "courage pills," suspected of being distributed. The drugs were allegedly used to energize Hamas and ISIS operatives before attacks. Two local suspects were arrested, and police vowed to continue efforts against drug trafficking.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli police seized 8 kg of hashish and 1,000 Captagon pills in Yarka.
- The Captagon pills are known as "courage pills" and allegedly used by Hamas and ISIS operatives.
- The drugs were suspected of being intended for distribution.
- Two local residents were arrested in connection with the drug seizure.
- Police confiscated communication devices and a surveillance system.
Israeli police in Yarka, a village in the Western Galilee, have seized a significant quantity of drugs, including approximately 8 kilograms of hashish and around 1,000 "courage pills" known as Captagon. Authorities suspect the drugs were intended for distribution. The Captagon pills are reportedly used to energize Hamas and ISIS operatives before carrying out attacks. During the raid on a compound, officers also confiscated communication devices and a digital recording system believed to be used for criminal surveillance. Two local residents were arrested at the scene and are currently being questioned by police. The Israel Police stated they will continue to combat drug trafficking to ensure public safety.
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