Israeli Police Seize Two Cattle Herds Disrupting Golani Base Training Exercises
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Israeli police seized two cattle herds intruding into the Golani Brigade's live-fire zone, disrupting IDF training. The herds, linked to nearby villages, were quarantined and their owners are under investigation with potential fines forthcoming.
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- Two cattle herds totaling about 80 heads were found inside Golani Brigade's live-fire zone.
- The herds are suspected to belong to residents of Muawiya and Ein Ibrahim near Umm al-Fahm.
- The cattle intrusion disrupted and halted IDF training exercises at the site.
- Operation involved Coastal Border Police, Metpa Unit, and Green Patrol using advanced tech after intelligence gathering.
- Cattle were quarantined near Dor settlement; owners were interrogated and face possible fines.
- Investigation was coordinated with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security enforcement unit.
Israeli police have confiscated two herds of approximately 80 cattle found inside the Golani Brigade's live-fire training zone. The herds are suspected to belong to residents of Muawiya and Ein Ibrahim, villages near Umm al-Fahm. The intrusion of cattle into the firing range has caused significant disruption and even halted training exercises of IDF units stationed there.
The operation was conducted by the Central Unit of the Coastal Border Police in cooperation with the Metpa Unit and the Green Patrol, utilizing advanced technological and operational methods following a period of focused intelligence gathering. The seized cattle were transferred to quarantine near the Dor settlement.
Owners of the herds were located and taken for questioning by the Coastal Border Police Central Unit, with investigations carried out alongside the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security's Enforcement and Investigation Unit. Authorities indicated that enforcement measures, including fines, are expected as conditions for returning the cattle to their owners.
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