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Israeli Police Arrest Suspects After Shooting at Power Pole and Threatening Electric Company Workers in Tel Sheva

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First reported by Walla · Aug 5, 2026

What happened

Israeli police arrested two men in Tel Sheva after they fired at a power pole and threatened electric company workers repairing it. The workers stopped their repairs due to the threats. Police condemned the attack and vowed to act decisively. Separately, three suspects from Ar'ara face charges for violent offenses during a family feud involving gunfire at police.

01Two suspects in their 20s and 30s were arrested in Tel Sheva for shooting at a power pole and threatening electric workers.
02Electric company workers stopped repairs after being threatened and ordered to leave the site.
03Police launched a swift investigation and condemned attacks on public infrastructure and workers.
04Deputy Superintendent Yahav Siman emphasized police commitment to prevent intimidation and protect public safety.
05Separately, three suspects from Ar'ara were charged with weapons offenses after a violent chase and shooting at police.
06The suspects attempted to evade arrest amid stone-throwing and gunfire against police forces.

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