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Foreign Journalist Detained at President's Residence Amid Security Scare

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AlarabSecurity

Foreign Journalist Detained at Israeli President's Residence Over Suspicious Material

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Police detained a foreign journalist at the Israeli President's Residence on Wednesday after scanning equipment triggered an alarm, leading to a temporary halt in entry. Explosives experts were called to the scene to investigate a suspicious substance found on the journalist. The incident occurred just before scheduled consultations with party representatives.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • A foreign journalist was detained at the Israeli President's Residence on Wednesday.
  • Scanning equipment triggered an alarm during security checks.
  • Entry to the residence was temporarily halted.
  • Explosives experts were called to investigate a suspicious substance.
  • The incident occurred before scheduled political consultations.

Police detained a foreign journalist at the entrance to the Israeli President's Residence on Wednesday during security checks after scanning equipment triggered an alarm. The incident temporarily halted entry to the compound shortly before consultations with party representatives were scheduled to begin. Explosives experts from the Jerusalem District Police were called to the scene after suspicion arose about suspicious residue on the woman's body during the security screening. Police stated that experts arrived to examine the equipment and determine the nature of the substance, adding that further updates would be provided as the investigation progresses.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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