Ten terrorists were arrested early this morning (Tuesday), as part of an extensive operation involving both the IDF and Border Police. The operation focused on the eastern Jerusalem neighborhoods of Abu Dis and Azaria.
Due to increased incidents of Arabs throwing rocks, placing explosives, and shooting fireworks as weapons, authorities decided to take the offensive.
During the arrests, bystanders began rioting and were handled with crowd dispersal methods. In addition to the suspects detained, forces seized large amounts of drugs and military equipment.
The commander of the Border Police in Judea-Samaria, who oversaw the mission, said that “over the last few months we have led a number of similar operations in which we arrested criminals and brought them to justice. We will continue acting with determination against any who disturbs the public peace and tries to harm the State of Israel’s security forces and civilians.”
Ten terrorists were arrested early this morning (Tuesday), as part of an extensive operation involving both the IDF and Border Police. The operation focused on the eastern Jerusalem neighborhoods of Abu Dis and Azaria.
Due to increased incidents of Arabs throwing rocks, placing explosives, and shooting fireworks as weapons, authorities decided to take the offensive.
During the arrests, bystanders began rioting and were handled with crowd dispersal methods. In addition to the suspects detained, forces seized large amounts of drugs and military equipment.
The commander of the Border Police in Judea-Samaria, who oversaw the mission, said that “over the last few months we have led a number of similar operations in which we arrested criminals and brought them to justice. We will continue acting with determination against any who disturbs the public peace and tries to harm the State of Israel’s security forces and civilians.”