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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Israel Indicts Six in Jenin Rocket Network After Suspects Admit Testing

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Israeli security forces have indicted six suspected members of a Jenin-based terror cell accused of building and testing rockets for attacks against Israel. Suspects admitted to improving rocket capabilities through multiple test launches and obtaining explosives. The investigation, conducted by the Israel Police and Shin Bet, also uncovered foreign assistance and resulted in the seizure of weapons and bomb-making materials.

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  • Six suspects were indicted for establishing a rocket production network in Jenin.
  • Suspects admitted to testing and improving rockets, achieving successful results.
  • The terror cell manufactured rocket bodies, explosive devices, and conducted three test launches.
  • Investigators seized weapons, including an M16 rifle and an RPG component.
  • One suspect received bomb-making information from an individual abroad.
  • The investigation was a joint effort by the Israel Police and the Shin Bet.

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