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Stun Grenade Hurled at Ashkelon Building, Criminal Motive Suspected
Police in Ashkelon launched an investigation on Thursday morning following reports of a grenade thrown at a building in the southern city overnight. No injuries or casualties were reported in the incident.
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What happened
- 01Police in Ashkelon launched an investigation on Thursday after a grenade was thrown at a building overnight.
- 02No injuries or casualties were reported as a result of the incident in the southern city.
- 03Officers and forensic investigators arrived at the scene to collect evidence and examine the circumstances.
- 04While Hamal and Kipa reported a suspected fragmentation grenade, Ynetnews described the weapon as a stun grenade.
- 05The Israel Police are treating the incident as having a suspected criminal motive.
- 06The investigation is ongoing to identify the perpetrators, with no details released on the building's nature.
Police officers and forensic investigators arrived at the scene to begin their investigation, collect evidence, and examine the circumstances surrounding the attack. There was a discrepancy regarding the weapon used, as Hamal and Kipa reported that a suspected fragmentation grenade was thrown, while Ynetnews described the device as a stun grenade.
The Israel Police stated that the motive for the attack is believed to be criminal. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to identify the perpetrators and determine the cause, though officials have not released further details regarding the specific location within Ashkelon or the nature of the targeted building.
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