Three West Bank Residents Arrested for Arms Trafficking in Joint Operation
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Israeli border police, in cooperation with the Shin Bet, arrested three West Bank residents on suspicion of arms trafficking. Two suspects were detained in Qalandia for alleged involvement in arms dealing and military activities, while a third was arrested in Shuyukh. The arrests were part of operations in the Benjamin and Gush Etzion regions.
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- Three West Bank residents were arrested for suspected arms trafficking.
- The arrests were made by Israeli border police in coordination with the Shin Bet.
- Two suspects were detained in the Qalandia refugee camp.
- The third suspect was arrested in the town of Shuyukh.
- Suspects are also linked to explosive devices and military activities.
Israeli border police, operating as undercover "Musta'arvim" units in the West Bank, have arrested three individuals suspected of arms trafficking. The operation was conducted in coordination with the Shin Bet security agency. The arrests took place in two separate operations in the Benjamin and Gush Etzion regions.
The first operation occurred at dawn in the Qalandia refugee camp, resulting in the apprehension of two suspects. These individuals are believed to be involved in arms dealing, explosive device offenses, and military activities.
A second operation, carried out the previous day in the town of Shuyukh, led to the arrest of a third suspect also implicated in arms trafficking. This individual was handed over to the Shin Bet for further processing.
The police spokesperson stated that the arrests were made based on suspicions of involvement in arms trafficking.
