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Massive Israeli Police Operation Leads to Dozens of Arrests

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Massive Police Operation Leads to Dozens of Arrests Across Districts

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Dozens of suspects were arrested early Monday in a large police operation called "Crossing Districts," following a lengthy covert investigation. The operation involved 500 officers from various units, including the Border Police. More details are expected to be released by the police.

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  • Dozens of suspects were arrested in a large police operation early Monday.
  • The operation, named "Crossing Districts," involved 500 police officers.
  • The arrests followed a lengthy covert investigation by the Coastal District's Central Unit and Lahav 433.
  • Border Police and undercover units participated in the multi-district operation.
Massive Police Operation Leads to Dozens of Arrests Across Districts
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Dozens of suspects were arrested early Monday morning as part of a large-scale police operation dubbed "Crossing Districts." The arrests followed a lengthy covert investigation by the Coastal District's Central Unit and Lahav 433.

According to police, the operation involved approximately 500 officers, including members of the Border Police (Magav) and undercover units. The multi-district nature of the operation was emphasized by the police. Further details are expected to be released later.

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