Four Suspects Arrested in Attack on Soldiers, Arson in Jalud
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli police and the Shin Bet arrested four suspects for attacking security forces and setting fires in the Palestinian village of Jalud on September 29. The arrests followed riots where over 100 Israeli radicals attacked soldiers and police attempting to return a Palestinian family to their home, as ordered by the High Court. The suspects include two minors and two adults. The incident resulted in minor injuries to three Border Police officers and damage to property.
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- Four suspects were arrested for attacking Israeli security forces and setting fires in Jalud.
- The arrests followed riots on September 29 when Israeli radicals attacked soldiers facilitating a family's return home.
- Over 100 Israeli radicals participated in the riots, throwing stones and setting fires.
- Three Border Police officers sustained minor injuries during the incident.
- The High Court of Justice had ordered the return of Palestinian families to their homes in Jalud.
- Police and Shin Bet claim the military did not coordinate the operation with them beforehand.
Israeli police and the General (Shin Bet) have arrested four suspects in connection with an attack on security forces and the arson of a building in the Palestinian village of Jalud, south of Nablus. The incident occurred on September 29 during riots that erupted when IDF soldiers and Border Police officers attempted to facilitate the return of a Palestinian family to their home, as ordered by the High Court of Justice (Bagatz).
The investigation, led by the Judea and Samaria District Police and the Shin Bet, resulted in the apprehension of two Jerusalem and Netivot residents aged 16 and 17, and two residents of Samaria aged 21 and 25. The minors were released by the court under restrictions, including a 60-day ban from the incident area.
On September 6, the High Court of Justice ordered the state to ensure the return of three Palestinian families to their homes in Jalud. A petition to the court stated the families had been forced to leave their homes due to repeated attacks by Israeli radicals. The court mandated security forces to coordinate return dates, ensure safety, and allow the delivery of materials for home repairs and restoration of utilities.
During the night of September 29, IDF soldiers and Border Police arrived in Jalud to secure the return of one family but were met with resistance from over 100 Israeli radicals. According to the IDF Spokesperson's Unit, rioters blocked roads, set fire to tires, and threw stones at security personnel. They also set fire to Palestinian structures, vehicles, and other property. Three Border Police officers sustained minor injuries, and a security vehicle was damaged. Soldiers used crowd-dispersal methods, but the family's return was not completed due to the riots.
According to N12, police and the Shin Bet claimed the military did not coordinate the operation with them in advance, stating that timely notification would have allowed for better preparation for potential unrest.
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