A Kfar Aqab resident and two female residents of Beersheba were arrested on suspicion of transporting 24 illegal residents caught by Judea and Samaria District police, according to reports.
Judea and Samaria District police caught 24 illegal residents, and three suspects — a Kfar Aqab man and two Beersheba women — were arrested on suspicion of transporting them, according to Thursday-morning reports. The suspects' identities have not been published.
The figures match The Zioneer's 06:40 bulletin this morning, which cited Nitzan Shapira of N12 and described the 24 as attempting to infiltrate into Israel. The later report adds no new details beyond that account.
Israeli police have dealt with several similar cases of transporting illegal residents in recent weeks, as The Zioneer has reported — on July 7 (Abu Ghosh), August 3 (Jerusalem area), and July 14 (Caesarea–Tel Aviv road). The exact location of the apprehension within Judea and Samaria has not been reported.
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