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Foreign Nationals Detained, Facing Deportation After West Bank Disorder
Fourteen foreign nationals were arrested over the weekend near the village of Luban a-Sharqiya in Samaria for allegedly disturbing public order and entering a closed military zone. Following investigations, their cases were transferred to the Population and Immigration Authority to undergo deportation hearings.
3 newsrooms · 2 languages · sinceWhat happened
- 01Fourteen foreign nationals were arrested over the weekend near the village of Luban a-Sharqiya in Samaria.
- 02IDF soldiers detained the individuals following reports of a confrontation near a local farm.
- 03The detainees were questioned by the Judea and Samaria District Police at a station in Modi'in Illit.
- 04Authorities suspect the foreign nationals of violating a legal order and entering a closed military zone.
- 05The police transferred the investigation files to the Population and Immigration Authority for deportation hearings.
- 06The operation was designed to thwart provocative activities and public disorder across Judea and Samaria.
The arrests occurred after IDF soldiers responded to reports of a confrontation near a farm in the area. The soldiers apprehended the 14 foreign nationals, who were then transferred to the Judea and Samaria District Police for questioning. According to NEWSru Israel, the detainees were interrogated at a police station in Modi'in Illit regarding violations of a legal order and their presence in a closed military zone.
After police gathered sufficient evidence, they forwarded the files to the Population and Immigration Authority to determine whether to deport the individuals from Israel. The Israel Police stated that these arrests are part of a broader, coordinated effort with security agencies to prevent provocative activities, friction, and public disorder in Judea and Samaria that could escalate into violence or harm Israel's image.
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Foreign Nationals Detained, Facing Deportation After West Bank Disorder
