Israeli Police Seize About 80 Cattle Intruding on Golani Base Firing Zone
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Israeli Border Police seized about 80 cattle that entered a live-fire zone at the Golani base, halting IDF training. The animals were quarantined and their owners questioned, with fines expected.
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- About 80 cattle were found inside a live-fire zone at the Golani Brigade base, disrupting IDF training.
- The cattle belonged to residents near Umm al-Fahm and were seized by Border Police detectives.
- The animals were quarantined in the Dor settlement area following the seizure.
- Owners were interrogated by Border Police and Ministry of Agriculture units.
- Fines and enforcement actions are planned before the cattle can be returned.
- The operation followed a period of focused intelligence gathering using advanced technology.
Israeli Border Police detectives from the Coastal Central Unit confiscated approximately 80 heads of cattle that had entered a live-fire zone at the Golani Brigade base, disrupting IDF training exercises. The operation was conducted after a focused intelligence-gathering period using advanced technological and operational methods. The cattle were found in two herds inside the firing zone, suspected to belong to residents of Muawiya and Ein Ibrahim near Umm al-Fahm. The animals were transferred to quarantine in the Dor settlement area. The owners were interrogated by the Border Police Central Unit in cooperation with the Central Enforcement and Investigation Unit of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security. Enforcement measures and fines are expected as conditions for the return of the cattle. This action aims to prevent further disruptions to military training caused by unauthorized livestock incursions.
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