Police seize millions of shekels' worth of drugs in separate West Bank, Jerusalem area raids
The first raid took place in Area A, after Palestinian police officers caught a 48-year-old Israeli in Bethlehem who possessed a large amount of pills suspected to be drugs.
Israel Police conducted two separate raids, seizing drugs valued at over 100 million shekels. In the first operation, a 48-year-old Israeli was apprehended in Bethlehem by Palestinian police with suspected drugs. Following coordination, Israeli police raided his home in Segev Shalom, seizing over 17,000 Tramadol tablets and 170,000 Captagon tablets, valued at over 10 million shekels, and arresting the suspect. The second raid targeted a drug distribution site in Moshav Ahisamakh in the Jerusalem area, where a vehicle was found containing cocaine, ecstasy, MDMA, and ketamine, with an estimated value of 90 million shekels. Three suspects in their 20s were arrested in connection with this operation.
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