Three Palestinians Arrested for Attempted Arson Attack on West Bank Highway
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Israeli police arrested three Palestinians from Dier Dibwan suspected of throwing a burning gas canister onto Highway 60 two weeks ago, aiming to harm Israeli travelers. The suspects, aged 16-25, face charges of endangering life and illegal weapons offenses. A court extended their detention as the investigation continues, with police vowing to act against those endangering road users.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Three Palestinians were arrested for allegedly throwing a burning gas canister on Highway 60.
- The suspects, aged 16-25, are from the village of Dier Dibwan.
- The incident occurred two weeks ago between Givat Assaf and Ofra settlements.
- Authorities believe the suspects intended to harm Israeli travelers.
- The suspects face charges of endangering life and illegal weapons offenses.
- A court extended their detention for further investigation.
Israeli police arrested three Palestinians, aged 16 to 25, from the village of Dier Dibwan on Wednesday on suspicion of throwing a burning gas canister onto Highway 60 two weeks prior. The incident occurred on the stretch of road between the settlements of Givat Assaf and Ofra, with authorities believing the suspects intended to harm Israeli travelers. The arrests were made by Israeli forces in Dier Dibwan, and the suspects were transferred to the Samaria District's crime fighting unit for further investigation. They are accused of endangering human life on a transportation route and illegal weapons possession, manufacturing, and carrying, indicating a potential terror attack. A court on Thursday extended their detention for several days at the police's request. The Israel Police stated they view any attempt to harm residents seriously and will continue to act decisively against those who endanger them and road users in Judea and Samaria.
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