Zvi Yehezkeli has released documentation of the weapon snatching incident from a Jewish resident near Susya in the southern Hebron Hills, according to his report. The footage follows a similar video released earlier by ynet.
Journalist Zvi Yehezkeli has released additional footage of the weapon-snatching incident near Susya in the southern Hebron Hills, following an earlier video published by ynet. The footage, posted on his channel, provides a further angle on the incident, which took place over the weekend.
The Zioneer reported earlier today (Monday) that ynet released a video documenting the incident. Over the weekend, the incident was first reported, and security forces launched an investigation. By Saturday evening, the IDF, Israel Police, and Shin Bet confirmed that all four suspects had been arrested and the weapon recovered, as The Zioneer reported. The suspects were apprehended in a series of operations, including by the Duvdevan unit in Yatta and a surrender to the Civil Administration.
The incident occurred in the area of Susya, a Jewish community in Judea. According to footage, the attackers were Bedouin children who confronted a Jewish shepherd and snatched his weapon. The security response was swift, with multiple agencies involved.
The precise identity of the victim and the full circumstances of the snatching remain under investigation. Earlier reports described the victim as a soldier on leave; later footage identified him as a Jewish shepherd. The investigation continues.
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