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Shin Bet Arrests Five Bedouin Israelis for Alleged Terror Plot
Israel's Shin Bet security agency arrested five Bedouin Israelis from Segev Shalom in May and June for allegedly planning to form a "military battalion" and carry out terrorist attacks. The suspects were reportedly inspired by Palestinian armed groups in the West Bank.
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- 01Shin Bet arrested five Bedouin Israelis from Segev Shalom for an alleged terror plot.
- 02The suspects reportedly planned to establish a "military battalion" and attack.
- 03The plot was allegedly inspired by armed Palestinian groups in the West Bank.
- 04About 50 people have been charged with endangering state security this year.
Since the start of the year, about 50 people have been charged with endangering state security.
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