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Molotov Cocktails Seized in East Jerusalem, Two Arrested

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Police in East Jerusalem seized 13 Molotov cocktails during a search related to a family dispute in the Abu Tor neighborhood. Two residents, aged 30 and 53, were arrested for their suspected involvement. The confiscated items were ready for use and posed a potential threat to life and property.

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  • Police seized 13 Molotov cocktails in East Jerusalem's Abu Tor neighborhood.
  • Two suspects, aged 30 and 53, were arrested in connection with the incident.
  • The discovery occurred during a search related to a family dispute.
  • The confiscated items were ready for use and posed a danger.

Police in East Jerusalem, in cooperation with Border Police officers and K9 units, thwarted an attack during a family dispute in the Abu Tor neighborhood. During a search of a residence, forces discovered and confiscated 13 ready-to-use Molotov cocktails, which could have been used to harm people and property. Two suspects, aged 30 and 53, residents of the neighborhood, were arrested and taken for further investigation. The operation was part of efforts to prevent violence stemming from a feud between families in the area.

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