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SrugimSecurity

Massive Police Operation Across Israel Leads to Dozens of Arrests

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Early Monday, around 500 Israeli police officers and special forces conducted a widespread operation across the country, raiding dozens of locations. The operation led to the arrest of dozens of suspects following a long covert investigation. The multi-district effort involved significant police resources, with more details anticipated.

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  • Approximately 500 Israeli police and special forces conducted a large-scale operation across the country.
  • Dozens of suspects were arrested following a lengthy covert investigation.
  • The operation involved simultaneous raids on multiple locations nationwide.
  • The investigation was a joint effort between the Coastal District's Central Unit and Lahav 433.
  • Further details about the operation are expected to be released.

A large-scale police operation was launched early Monday morning, involving approximately 500 officers from the Border Police and special units. The forces simultaneously raided dozens of locations across Israel. The operation resulted in the arrest of dozens of suspects following a lengthy covert investigation conducted in cooperation with the Central Unit of the Coastal District and Lahav 433.

This multi-district operation saw significant police deployment at various sites throughout the country. Further details are expected to be released later.

SrugimRight · Jerusalem

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