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Israeli Security Forces Arrest Suspect After Stolen Car Chase Near Ofra Settlement Israeli forces arrested a suspect after a stolen car chase and checkpoint breach near Ofra in the West Bank, with no ongoing threat. Separately, the IDF investigated a fence breach near Kibbutz Zikim on the Gaza border but found no suspects or evidence of infiltration.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 A stolen car driver broke through a checkpoint near Ofra during a security chase on Saturday morning. 02 The suspect fled on foot but was arrested after security forces fired shots during the arrest. 03 The IDF confirmed the incident ended with no ongoing security threat to the settlement. 04 Overnight, IDF troops searched near Kibbutz Zikim after a security fence breach was discovered. 05 No suspects or evidence of infiltration from Gaza were found during the fence breach investigation. 06 Normal routine resumed at Kibbutz Zikim after nearly two hours of security checks. Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva , the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original The coverage
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