Police stunned: Abu Latif's secret arsenal worth millions exposed

In a targeted operation by the Central Unit of the Northern District, police and Border Police forces uncovered a massive cache of weapons and drugs in an open area near the village of Rama, linked to the 'Abu Latif' crime organization. The stash included 12 advanced firearms, explosive devices, an IDF charge, dozens of activation systems, spare parts, an operational vehicle with forged plates, ceramic vests, and over three kilograms of pure cocaine valued at millions of shekels.

Israel Police yesterday (Monday) uncovered an unusually large and valuable cache of weapons and drugs in an open area above the village of Rama. The operation was part of ongoing enforcement by the Central Unit of the Northern District against the 'Abu Latif' crime organization, aimed at implementing Police Commissioner Chief Superintendent Danny Levy's policy to dismantle the infrastructure of crime organizations in Israel. The operation involved dozens of police officers, Border Police fighters, and the National Guard, who revealed a massive hideout containing 12 advanced firearms, explosive devices, an IDF charge, dozens of activation systems, spare parts, an operational vehicle with forged plates, ceramic vests, and over three kilograms of pure cocaine valued at millions of shekels. Police stated that this is another significant offensive activity led by Northern District Commander Superintendent Meir Eliyahu against crime organizations operating in the northern region.