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Arab arrested outside Beit El with meat cleaver, knife

A 28-year-old from an Arab town near Hebron was arrested Saturday when police discovered he was armed with a knife and meat cleaver near the Jewish community of Beit El in southern Samaria.

An Arab man was arrested outside the Samaria community of Beit El with a knife and meat cleaver in his car, admitting that he was planning an attack on Jews. Source: Israel Police.
An Arab man was arrested outside the Samaria community of Beit El with a knife and meat cleaver in his car, admitting that he was planning an attack on Jews. Source: Israel Police.

A 28-year-old man from an Arab town near Hebron was arrested on Saturday when police discovered he was armed with a knife and meat cleaver near the Jewish community of Beit El in Samaria.

The man was stopped by traffic police near the community when they saw him acting suspiciously. A search of his vehicle uncovered the weapons. He told police that he was planning on carrying out an attack against Jews, according to police.

Earlier on Saturday, border police arrested an Arab man who attempted to clear security checks while carrying a knife at the checkpoint separating the Shuafat refugee camp from northern Jerusalem.

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