Large Cache of Military Ammunition Discovered in Northern Israel Cemetery
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israeli police discovered a large cache of military ammunition in a cemetery in Zarzir. The seizure included various calibers of live rounds and rifle magazines. This incident occurred shortly after a major bust of weapons, ammunition, and drugs in the Rameh area.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli police found a large amount of military ammunition in a cemetery in Zarzir.
- The seized items included live rounds, rifle magazines, and ammunition for M16 rifles.
- The discovery was made by forces from the Northern District and Border Police.
- This seizure follows a recent operation in Rameh that uncovered weapons, ammo, and drugs.
- The previous bust in Rameh was valued at millions of shekels.
Police in northern Israel announced the discovery of a significant quantity of military ammunition within a cemetery in the village of Zarzir. Forces from the Northern District, in cooperation with Border Police officers, seized the munitions. The police stated that the cache included dozens of live rounds, "mag" clips containing ammunition, ammunition for M16 rifles, and quantities of 5.56mm and 7.62mm caliber rounds, among other items. This seizure follows a similar operation last Monday in the Rameh area, where police confiscated weapons, ammunition, and drugs valued at millions of shekels.
