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Security10:33 · Aug 6

Israeli Police Arrest 11 Illegal Palestinian Workers Found in Construction Site Pit in Kiryat Ata

By דסק C14
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
The story · English

Israeli police in Kiryat Ata discovered 11 illegal Palestinian workers hiding inside a pit at a construction site during a targeted search operation. The workers were found living and working at the site without permits. All 11 were arrested, interrogated, and subsequently detained according to the investigation's findings.

The police stated that the suspects were residents of the Palestinian Authority and emphasized that unauthorized presence and employment in Israel violate entry laws. The court extended their detention until August 10, following the police's request based on the investigation.

The police also noted that officers from the Asher district are conducting ongoing proactive operations to locate illegal residents, highlighting security concerns linked to unauthorized workers potentially being involved in security incidents. Earlier in the day, an incident occurred where illegal residents attempted to flee and injured a police officer.

This operation is part of broader efforts by Israeli authorities to enforce immigration and labor laws and address security risks associated with illegal residency and employment.

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