First publication: Apartment of illegal residents exposed in the heart of Be'er Sheva

Be'er Sheva police have exposed an apartment in the heart of the city where eight Palestinian illegal residents were living. Southern District Commander, Superintendent Haim Bubilil, signed an administrative closure order for the apartment for 30 days. The residents were arrested and transferred for investigation.

Be'er Sheva police have exposed an apartment in the heart of the Negev capital where eight Palestinian illegal residents were living. The officers arrived at the apartment on August 16 as part of enforcement activity and found the residents inside, who were living in a divided apartment without stay permits. The residents were arrested and transferred for further investigation at the Be'er Sheva station. Following the investigation, the police acted to close the apartment, and over the weekend, the Southern District Commander, Superintendent Haim Bubilil, signed an administrative closure order for the apartment for 30 days. The article also notes a similar incident about two weeks ago, in which five illegal residents were caught inside a vehicle at the Tarkumia crossing, two of them in the trunk. The driver, a resident of Petah Tikva, was arrested on suspicion of transporting them while his license was suspended.