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Israeli Security Forces Foil Major Terror Plot in Beersheba, Arrest Four Negev Residents Israeli police and Shin Bet arrested four Negev residents who planned coordinated terrorist attacks in Beersheba, including shooting at a police station and bombing the central bus station. The suspects were indicted after a joint investigation and arrests in May and June 2026.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Four Negev residents arrested for planning terror attacks in Beersheba, including police station shooting and bus station bombing. 02 Suspects from Segev Shalom planned multiple simultaneous attacks to cause widespread damage. 03 One suspect incited terrorism via social media before coordinating the plot. 04 Arrests occurred in May and June 2026 during a joint Border Police and Shin Bet operation. 05 Serious indictment filed in Beersheba District Court; some suspects began activities as minors. 06 Israeli authorities vow to continue preventing terror and prosecuting offenders fully. Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv , the latest report. Read Maariv’s original The coverage
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