Border Police officers from Judea and Samaria and IDF forces, on suspicion of involvement in incidents of extremist violence that occurred over the past weekend and in additional offenses. The suspects were transferred for questioning at the Judea and Samaria District Central Investigations Unit and police stations in the Samaria Region. All of the suspects were subsequently brought before the court for hearings in their cases. In parallel with this operation, an additional suspect, a resident of Samaria in his 20s, was arrested last night by Jerusalem Envelope Border Police officers, based on intelligence provided by the Judea and Samaria District Central Investigations Unit. The suspect was arrested due to suspicion of involvement in incidents of extremist violence and was also brought before the court for a hearing in his case. At the conclusion of the hearings, the court granted the police requests and ordered the extension of the detention of four suspects in connection with the assault of the journalist, and the of two suspects in the investigation into the suspected assault of diplomats. Their detention was extended until October 21. In addition, with regard to the four suspects arrested overnight during the operation on suspicion of breaking into a residence and unlawfully entering a closed military zone, the detention of one suspect was extended until October 21, while the remaining suspects were released under restrictive conditions. The detention of the additional suspect arrested last night was extended until tomorrow. The investigating unit also submitted a prosecutor’s declaration stating its intention to file an indictment against him tomorrow through the Judea and Samaria District Prosecution Unit. —————— Photographs from the operation conducted by Judea and Samaria District officers, including images of weapons seized from the suspects' vehicles and photos of the suspects being detained during the operation. Credit: Israel Police Spokesperson’s Unit.
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