Israeli Police Arrest Two Arab Suspects After Bomb Scare in Central Israel
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Ynet – Two men from the Arab community of Tayibe were arrested Tuesday after massive police forces searched the area surrounding Kfar Yonna in central Israel, in wake of a possible terror attack. The police say there is no longer any threat.
The police received information regarding a possible attack and began to set up road blocks, searching every car passing east on Route 57 (adjacent to the Tnuva Junction. Road blocks were also set up south of the area, near the Glilot Junction, indicating fears any possible attacker could be trying to reach Tel Aviv.
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