Weapons Cache Discovered in Northern Israel Cemetery
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Police and Border Guard officers discovered a large weapons cache hidden in a cemetery in Zarzir on Tuesday. The find included explosives, grenades, and loaded magazines. This discovery is part of a broader crackdown on crime, following a similar seizure of weapons and drugs from an organized crime group in Rama on Monday.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Dozens of weapons and explosives were found hidden in a cemetery in Zarzir.
- The cache included military explosive charges, grenades, and loaded M16 magazines.
- The discovery was made by police and Border Guard officers on Tuesday.
- This follows a separate raid in Rama that uncovered weapons and drugs.
- The Abu Latif crime organization's hideout was found in the Rama operation.
Police and Border Guard officers uncovered a hidden cache of dozens of weapons and explosives in a cemetery in the village of Zarzir on Tuesday. The discovery included a military explosive charge, detonators, dozens of rifle grenades, 13 loaded M16 magazines, and various other ammunition.
This seizure follows a separate operation on Monday in the nearby village of Rama. During that operation, authorities dismantled a hideout belonging to the Abu Latif crime organization. Inside that location, they found 12 firearms, explosives, explosive charges, and drugs valued at millions of shekels.
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