Israel Police, Terrorism

Israel Police raids villages in Judea and Samaria, seizing arms and arresting suspects

The Israel Police, together with the border guard, raided a number of villages in Judea and Samaria and seized weapons and ammunition.

Weapons seized in Police raid. (Photo: Israel Police Spokesperson)

The Israel Police, together with the Border Guard and the IDF, raided the village of Ain Yabrud in Judea and Samaria last night (Tuesday) to try and locate weapons.

During the raid, security forces discovered two Carlo rifles, two stun grenades, as well as additional weapons and ammunition. Four local suspects were arrested.

In another police raid in the village of Hizma, police and IDF forces located two pistols and ammunition. Two local brothers were arrested.

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