How Arab infiltrators entered Israel through sewage tunnels in Jerusalem

Border Police officers uncovered an underground route near the village of A-Ram used for the infiltration of illegal residents into Israel. During the operation, 32 illegal residents and four suspects aiding them were arrested.

Border Police officers from the Jerusalem Envelope unit and undercover Border Police operatives uncovered an underground route near the village of A-Ram, which was allegedly used for the infiltration of illegal residents from the West Bank into Israel through existing sewage infrastructure. The entrance to the passage was concealed by a commercial vehicle parked above it. In an operational activity conducted last night (Monday), 32 illegal residents and four additional suspects suspected of aiding their infiltration were arrested. The operation was based on intelligence and operational information from the Jerusalem Envelope Border Police, and involved fighters from the northern battalion of the Jerusalem Envelope Border Police, along with undercover Border Police operatives from Jerusalem and forces from the Binyamin Brigade. The suspects were transferred for further handling and investigation to the Investigations and Intelligence Division of the Jerusalem Envelope Border Police. The article relies on police spokesperson as its sole source.