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Massive Police Operation Targets Organized Crime in Umm al-Fahm

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AlarabSecurity

Police Seize Over 1 Million Shekels and Luxury Cars in Umm al-Fahm Operation

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Israeli police conducted a large security operation in Umm al-Fahm on November 3, 2026, involving hundreds of officers and civilian authorities. The operation seized over one million shekels in cash and six luxury vehicles valued at over two million shekels. Police stated the campaign aims to enhance personal security and combat crime within the Arab community and will continue.

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  • Israeli police seized over 1 million shekels and 6 luxury cars in Umm al-Fahm.
  • The operation involved hundreds of police and Border Police officers.
  • Luxury vehicles seized were valued at over 2 million shekels.
  • Some confiscated vehicles belonged to individuals indebted to tax and collection authorities.
  • The police stated the operation aims to enhance personal security and combat crime in the Arab community.
  • The joint operation is set to continue with various authorities.

Israeli police conducted a large-scale security operation in the city of Umm al-Fahm and surrounding areas on November 3, 2026. The operation involved hundreds of police officers and Border Police, alongside representatives from official and civilian authorities and institutions. Police described the operation as aimed at enhancing personal security and combating crime within the Arab community.

So far, the campaign has resulted in the seizure of over one million shekels in cash, suspected to have been collected from criminal activities. Additionally, six luxury vehicles, valued at over two million shekels, were confiscated, with decisions made to seize some of them.

The police clarified that some of the vehicles belonged to individuals indebted to the Tax Authority, the Fines Collection Center, and the National Insurance Institute. The police emphasized that this joint operation will continue in cooperation with various regulatory authorities and civilian institutions, stressing their commitment to ongoing efforts to combat crime and bolster personal security.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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