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Ongoing Story· Day 44

Police Arrest Three Minors Suspected of Vandalizing Jerusalem Synagogue

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JDNSecurity

East Jerusalem Terror Attack Foiled, Three Minors Charged

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Jerusalem police arrested three minors from a-Tur for allegedly throwing firebombs at Jewish homes in East Jerusalem. Following an intensive investigation, prosecutors filed a notice of intent to indict the suspects. The court extended their detention until November 8, 2026, pending the indictment.

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  • Three minors arrested in East Jerusalem for firebombing Jewish homes.
  • Police used intelligence and surveillance to identify and apprehend suspects.
  • Prosecution intends to file serious charges and seeks continued detention.
  • Suspects' remand extended until November 8, 2026, for indictment filing.

Jerusalem police and Border Police forces have arrested three minors from the East Jerusalem neighborhood of a-Tur, suspected of throwing firebombs at Jewish homes. The investigation, which began on October 31, 2026, utilized intelligence gathering and surveillance systems to identify the suspects. The minors' detention was repeatedly extended by the court to allow for the completion of the investigation. Following the accumulation of substantial evidence, the prosecution has filed a formal notice of intent to indict, alongside a request for continued detention until the legal proceedings conclude. The court has extended the suspects' remand until November 8, 2026, when the official indictment is expected to be filed.

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