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Israeli Police Arrest Two Leaders of Hariri Crime Organization in Major Raid
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First reported by Ynet · Jul 9, 2026
What happened
Israeli police arrested two senior leaders of the Hariri crime organization in the Triangle area on weapons charges and violations of administrative restrictions. Weapons were seized during the raid, and their detention was extended until July 14, 2026, as investigations continue.
- 01Two senior leaders of the Hariri crime organization were arrested by Israeli police.
- 02They are suspected of illegal weapons possession and violating administrative restriction orders.
- 03The operation was conducted by Yahbal within Lahav 433 with support from other units.
- 04Weapons were seized during searches in the raid.
- 05The suspects’ detention was extended until July 14, 2026, pending ongoing investigations.
- 06The Hariri group is known for involvement in violent crime, extortion, and organized crime in the Triangle area.
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Now 14Right · HebrewJul 9, 2026
Israeli Police Arrest Two Leaders of Hariri Crime Organization in Major Raid
MaarivCenter · HebrewJul 9, 2026
Israeli Police Arrest Two Senior Members of Hariri Crime Organization Including Leader's Brother
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