Four Arrested in Connection with Attack on Border Police and Arson in Palestinian Village
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Four suspects have been arrested for their alleged involvement in a violent riot, an attack on security forces, and the arson of a building in the Palestinian village of Jalud in September. The incident occurred during an IDF and Border Police operation. Several Border Police officers were injured. Two minors were released with restrictions, while two adults remain in custody as the investigation continues.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Four suspects arrested for riot, attack on security forces, and arson in Jalud.
- The incident occurred in September during an IDF and Border Police operation.
- Several Border Police officers were injured during the riot.
- Two minors were released with restrictive conditions.
- Two adult suspects from Samaria were arrested and detained.
Four suspects were arrested on Wednesday in connection with a violent riot, an attack on security forces, and the arson of a structure in the Palestinian village of Jalud, located in the Samaria region. The incident occurred in September when IDF and Border Police units were operating to return a family to their home following a High Court of Justice ruling. During the riot, security forces were attacked, and several Border Police officers were injured and evacuated for medical treatment. An investigation was launched by the inter-organizational command in the Judea and Samaria district, in cooperation with the Shin Bet security agency. Police forces, forensic investigators, and the Shin Bet, secured by the IDF, arrived at the scene to collect evidence and testimonies. Following investigative actions, four suspects were apprehended. Two of the suspects, minors aged 16 and 17 from Jerusalem and Netivot, were brought before a court and released under restrictive conditions, including a 60-day ban from the area. The other two suspects, aged 21 and 25 and residents of Samaria, were arrested and detained. They are expected to appear in court later. The investigation is ongoing.
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