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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

Four Minors Arrested in East Jerusalem for Firebomb Attacks on Homes

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Four minors from East Jerusalem were arrested for allegedly throwing firebombs at Jewish homes. Security forces identified the suspects through video evidence and subsequent investigation. The minors' detention has been extended until Wednesday as the investigation continues.

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  • Four minors were arrested in East Jerusalem for firebombing Jewish homes.
  • The suspects were identified through video footage of the incident.
  • Police extended the detention of the four minors until Wednesday.
  • The investigation into the firebomb attacks is ongoing.
Four Minors Arrested in East Jerusalem for Firebomb Attacks on Homes
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Four minors from the East Jerusalem neighborhood of a-Tur have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in throwing firebombs at Jewish homes in the eastern part of the city. The arrests were made as part of an operational and investigative effort by officers from the Shalem police station in the Jerusalem district, along with Jerusalem Border Police fighters. According to a police spokesperson, the suspects were documented during the act. Following this documentation and further investigative actions by the police, security forces were able to trace the minors' identities, locate them, and arrest them. The four suspects were brought before a court yesterday, which granted the police's request to extend their detention until this coming Wednesday. The investigation into the case is ongoing.

Kikar HaShabbatHaredi · Bnei Brak

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