36 Palestinians living illegally in Israel arrested

ANI
14 Aug 2025, 16:06 GMT+10

Tel Aviv [Israel], August 14 (ANI/TPS): Following an investigation that uncovered a network of drivers who smuggled illegal residents from Judea and Samaria into Israeli territory, Border Police soldiers stopped two vehicles Tuesday night on Highway 6, a bus with a double-walled trunk and a minibus, and found 36 illegal residents in them.

The two drivers, residents of Jerusalem and Arara in their thirties, and all the illegal residents who were located were arrested. (ANI/TPS)

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