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Israeli Police Seize About 80 Cattle Intruding on Golani Base Firing Zone
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli Border Police seized about 80 cattle that entered a live-fire zone at the Golani base, halting IDF training. The animals were quarantined and their owners questioned, with fines expected.
- 01About 80 cattle were found inside a live-fire zone at the Golani Brigade base, disrupting IDF training.
- 02The cattle belonged to residents near Umm al-Fahm and were seized by Border Police detectives.
- 03The animals were quarantined in the Dor settlement area following the seizure.
- 04Owners were interrogated by Border Police and Ministry of Agriculture units.
- 05Fines and enforcement actions are planned before the cattle can be returned.
- 06The operation followed a period of focused intelligence gathering using advanced technology.
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