Police Discover Weapons Cache Hidden in Cemetery in Zarzir
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Israeli police uncovered a hidden weapons cache in a cemetery in Zarzir during a raid targeting illegal arms. The discovery included explosives, ammunition, and rifle magazines. This follows a previous bust near Rameh where 12 weapons and drugs were seized.
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- Police found a weapons cache hidden in a cemetery in Zarzir.
- The cache contained explosives, ammunition, and rifle magazines.
- The discovery was part of a police campaign against illegal arms.
- A similar weapons and drugs cache was found near Rameh last Monday.
Israeli police announced the discovery of a weapons cache hidden inside a cemetery in the village of Zarzir, as part of an ongoing campaign against illegal arms possession. Forces raided a site within the cemetery on Tuesday, uncovering a pit containing various weapons and explosives. Among the items found were a military-grade explosive device, dozens of 40mm projectiles, a machine gun ammunition belt, 13 loaded magazines for M16 rifles, and quantities of 5.56mm and 7.62mm ammunition.
This operation follows a similar discovery last Monday near the village of Rameh, where police found 12 weapons, explosive devices, and drugs estimated to be worth millions of shekels.
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