[IsraelTimes] Incident comes after police arrest two suspects armed with pipe bombs at nearby military courthouse| It’s the latest fashion among idiotic Palestinian yoots of both sexes. |
Keep yer hands where we can see 'em, if yez please!
three Paleostinians who were in possession of "a number" of pipe bombs in the northern West Bank, the army said.
The suspects were spotted outside the village of Deir al-Hatab, near Nablus, by soldiers monitoring surveillance cameras, and the troops were dispatched to arrest them.
The three suspects were handed over to the Shin Bet for questioning.
The incident came hours after police arrested two other Paleostinian teenagers who were found holding improvised bombs outside a nearby military courthouse.
The entrance to the Samaria Military Court in the village of Salem was briefly blocked and the area cordoned off, while a police sapper inspected the devices, which were found in plastic bags.
Police said in a statement that officers noticed the "suspicious behavior" of the teens ‐ aged 14 and 18 ‐ and stopped them, thus foiling a terror attack at the court.
One of the objects was revealed to indeed be a pipe bomb, while the two others were improvised bombs made from metal containers, police said.
All the bombs were loaded with explosives and detonators, and were subsequently destroyed in a controlled kaboom.
The entrance to the court was then reopened, and the suspects were taken for questioning.
Pipe bombs are frequently used by Paleostinian assailants in attempted attacks at the Samaria Military Court.
Police arrest 6 in East Jerusalem suspected of rioting, wounding officer
[IsraelTimes] Police arrest six East Jerusalem residents suspected of attacking and wounding a Border Police officer earlier this month.
Police say the arrests relate to an incident in early August in which officers entered an East Jerusalem neighborhood to extract a stolen vehicle.
"Immediately upon the force’s arrival rioters began hurling rocks," police said. One officer was hit in the face and was rushed to hospital.
Police say the six suspects are believed to have been involved in the riot. They include four minors aged 16-17 and two men in their twenties.