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West Bank Resident Arrested in Tel Aviv for Sexual Offenses at Charles Clore Beach

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A 20-year-old Hebron resident was arrested in Tel Aviv for alleged sexual offenses against minors at Charles Clore Beach and was found to be in Israel illegally.

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  • A 20-year-old Hebron resident was arrested in Tel Aviv for indecent acts at Charles Clore Beach.
  • The suspect allegedly targeted two minors and one young woman.
  • Bystanders at the beach called the police to the scene.
  • Police found the suspect was staying in Israel illegally.
  • The arrest took place following an on-site investigation by police.
West Bank Resident Arrested in Tel Aviv for Sexual Offenses at Charles Clore Beach
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Israeli police arrested a 20-year-old resident of Hebron in Tel Aviv on suspicion of committing indecent acts against two minors and a young woman at Charles Clore Beach. The incident occurred after bystanders at the beach alerted the police. Upon investigation at the scene, authorities discovered that the suspect was residing in Israel illegally.

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