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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Four Arrested in West Bank Arson Attack; Home Repairs to Take Months

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Israeli police arrested four suspects in connection with a September arson attack on Palestinian homes in Jalud, West Bank. The state informed the High Court that repairing the burned houses will take about three months. The incident is part of a larger dispute involving settler presence and threats against the Tubasi family, culminating in violence and arson during an attempted return. Two suspects were released under conditions, while two remain in custody as investigations continue.

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  • Police arrested four suspects over a September arson attack on Palestinian homes in Jalud.
  • Repairs to the burned homes are estimated to take approximately three months, the state told the High Court.
  • The incident occurred during an attempted return by the Tubasi family, which was met with violence.
  • Two of the arrested suspects, teenagers, were released under restrictive conditions.
  • The investigation into the arson and related violence is being conducted by police and the Shin Bet.

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