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Six Palestinians Arrested for Stone Throwing Near Benjamin Farm
On Saturday, November 7, 2026, Israeli security forces arrested six suspects following a stone-throwing incident. The arrests took place near the Mitzpe David outpost, also referred to as Mitzpe David Farm, in the Benjamin region of Judea and Samaria. However, the Arabic-language outlet Panet reported that the incident and subsequent arrests occurred near the Tower of David in Jerusalem.
3 newsrooms · 2 languages · sinceWhat happened
- 01On Saturday, November 7, 2026, Israeli forces arrested six suspects following a stone-throwing incident.
- 02According to Ynet, the six suspects apprehended by the IDF during the operation are Palestinians.
- 03The arrests occurred near the Mitzpe David outpost in the Benjamin region, though Panet reported the location as Jerusalem's Tower of David.
- 04IDF and police forces launched a joint investigation, collecting evidence and interviewing witnesses at the scene.
- 05The six suspects were transferred to the Benjamin police station for further questioning as the investigation continues.
According to Ynet, the six individuals apprehended by the military are Palestinians. The incident prompted an immediate response from both the IDF and Israeli police forces, who arrived at the scene to secure the area and initiate a joint investigation.
Upon their arrival, the military and police forces began collecting physical evidence, gathering clues, and interviewing witnesses to reconstruct the events. The IDF forces detained the six suspects at the scene and subsequently transferred them to police custody. The suspects were taken to the Benjamin police station for further questioning, and the investigation into the circumstances of the stone-throwing remains open as law enforcement continues to review the case.
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