Two Arrested in Southern Hebron Amid Suspected Weapons Attempt, 15 Foreign Nationals Detained
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Israeli police are investigating a suspected weapons snatch attempt and mutual assault near Carmel in southern Hebron, leading to the arrest of an Israeli and a foreign national who were later released with restrictions. In a separate event, 15 foreign nationals were detained by the IDF near Loban a-Sharqiya on suspicion of public order disturbances. Both investigations are ongoing.
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- Two individuals arrested near Carmel in southern Hebron amid suspected weapons snatch attempt.
- 15 foreign nationals detained near Loban a-Sharqiya for alleged public order disturbances.
- Suspects in the Carmel incident released with restrictions, banned from West Bank until 2027.
- Police are investigating claims of mutual assault and a weapons snatch attempt.
- IDF and police are continuing investigations into both separate incidents.
Israeli police are investigating a suspected attempt to steal a weapon and mutual assault near the settlement of Carmel in southern Hebron. Two individuals, an Israeli citizen and a foreign national in their 20s and 30s, were detained following a confrontation where two Israeli civilians were allegedly attacked. Both suspects were released under restrictive conditions, including a ban from the West Bank until January 2027, after questioning by the Judea and Samaria District's Central Unit. The investigation is examining claims of a weapons snatch attempt and reciprocal violence.
In a separate incident, 15 foreign nationals were arrested near a farm in the Loban a-Sharqiya area on suspicion of public order disturbances and violating a legal order. IDF forces apprehended the group, who were then handed over to police. The Modi'in Illit police station has opened an investigation into their involvement and the circumstances of the incident. Israeli security forces stated they will continue to act against those who disrupt public order and endanger public safety in the West Bank. Investigations into both incidents are ongoing.
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