Operation "Times of Joy" struck the economic lifeline of arms dealers

Security forces raided key targets in Operation "Times of Joy," seized six vehicles purchased with funds from arms smuggling, and damaged the economic infrastructure of weapons dealers and smugglers.

Security forces launched a focused operation named "Times of Joy" aimed at hitting the pockets of weapons dealers and smugglers. As part of the activity, fighters from the Yehuda and Shomron District Police, the Jordan Border Unit, Central Command, Matilan fighters, and Brigade 417 raided key targets and seized six vehicles belonging to six individuals known to security forces in the arms field. The vehicles were transferred for confiscation proceedings, in order to prevent the involved parties from continuing to enjoy property purchased with crime funds. Commander of the Jordan Border Unit, Deputy Chief Nir Sarusi, said that the unit operates as part of an integrated system to thwart smuggling and arms trafficking infrastructure along the eastern border, while expanding the use of economic enforcement tools. The message, he said, is that they will not allow criminal elements to profit from their activities. The article reflects the channel's journalistic line, emphasizing a determined and uncompromising fight against crime and terrorism.