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Israeli Police Foil Olive Oil Scam and Robbery Plot Israeli police arrested two Palestinian men, aged 63 and 42, near Khirbet al-Misbah for planning to rob a vehicle under the guise of an olive oil purchase. The suspects ordered 7,000 shekels of olive oil, used a forged ID and stolen credit card details, and intended to steal the sellers' vehicle.
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What happened 01 Police arrested two Palestinian men for planning a vehicle robbery and fraud scheme. 02 The suspects used a fake olive oil deal to lure victims into a trap. 03 They presented a forged ID and evidence of payment with a stolen credit card. 04 The plan involved violently stealing the sellers' vehicle at the meeting point. 05 The suspects, aged 63 and 42, were apprehended near Khirbet al-Misbah. 06 Authorities seized the suspects' vehicle and mobile phones. They were apprehended by undercover officers at the meeting point and are awaiting a court appearance.
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