Panic in the northern community: Anti-tank missile fired at Border Police officer's home in Sajur

Masked individuals fired an anti-tank missile at the home of a Border Police officer in Sajur in the Galilee over the weekend. No injuries were reported, but the house sustained heavy damage. The Shin Bet was initially involved due to the officer's status, but withdrew from the investigation after it became clear the motive was personal, not nationalist. The officer was initially classified as a Level 6 threat and is now at Level 4. No suspects have been arrested yet.

Masked individuals fired an anti-tank missile at the home of a Border Police officer in the Galilee town of Sajur over the weekend. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but the officer's house suffered extensive damage. At the start of the investigation, the Shin Bet became involved due to the officer being a symbol of authority. However, the organization withdrew from the investigation shortly thereafter. According to sources familiar with the details, the reason is that the motive was found to be personal, not nationalist or terror-related. The officer was initially classified as a Level 6 threat and is now classified as a Level 4 threat. Investigation findings indicate a cell operating as an assassination squad. After firing the missile, its members burned the getaway vehicle. No suspects have been arrested in the incident so far. Last week, a Matador rocket was located in northern Israel. Following this, a senior police official told i24NEWS: "The IDF has become a candy store for criminals; in the end, innocent civilians pay the price."