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Tunnel Used for Illegal Entry from West Bank to Israel Discovered Near Jerusalem

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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Tunnel Used to Smuggle Illegal Immigrants from West Bank to Israel Discovered

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Border Police forces in the Jerusalem area discovered an underground tunnel used to smuggle illegal immigrants from the West Bank into Israel. During the operation, 32 undocumented migrants were arrested for using the tunnel. The discovery prevented further unauthorized crossings through this route.

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  • Border Police discovered a tunnel used for smuggling illegal immigrants from the West Bank into Israel.
  • 32 undocumented migrants were arrested for using the tunnel.
  • The tunnel was located in the Jerusalem envelope area.
  • The discovery aims to prevent further unauthorized crossings.
Tunnel Used to Smuggle Illegal Immigrants from West Bank to Israel Discovered
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Border Police (Magav) forces operating in the Jerusalem envelope and Jerusalem undercover units have uncovered an underground route used to smuggle individuals from the West Bank into Israel. During the operation, 32 undocumented migrants were apprehended who were utilizing the tunnel.

The discovery highlights a method used by individuals to bypass security measures and enter Israel without authorization. The Border Police's actions prevented further unauthorized crossings through this specific route.

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