Drugs Linked to Hamas and ISIS Terrorists Seized in Northern Israel
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Israeli police and Border Police forces seized approximately 1,000 Captagon pills and 8 kilograms of hashish in Yarka, northern Israel. Two local residents were arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking and intent to distribute. Captagon is an amphetamine known as the "drug of courage" and has been used by Hamas and ISIS terrorists, including those involved in the October 7th attack. Authorities also confiscated surveillance equipment.
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- Israeli police seized 1,000 Captagon pills and 8 kg of hashish in Yarka.
- Two residents of Yarka were arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking.
- Captagon is known as the "drug of courage" and was used by Hamas and ISIS terrorists.
- The drugs were intended for distribution, according to investigators.
- Surveillance equipment was also confiscated during the raid.
Israeli police and Border Police forces operating in the Western Galilee region have seized a significant quantity of drugs, including approximately 1,000 Captagon pills and 8 kilograms of hashish, intended for distribution. The operation took place in the village of Yarka, where two local residents were arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking.
Captagon, an amphetamine known as the "drug of courage," has been previously used by terrorists from Hamas and ISIS. Official reports indicate that the drug was also used by the Nukhba forces who carried out the October 7th massacre.
During the raid on a compound in Yarka, authorities also confiscated communication devices and a digital recording system believed to have been used for surveillance and criminal investigations. The two suspects were taken for further questioning by the Western Galilee police station. The seized Captagon pills were reportedly used by Hamas and ISIS terrorists.
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