Sold ammunition for 4,000 shekels - and it reached the terrorists who carried out the attack

Ali Abu Nadi from Lakya is accused of selling 150 9mm bullets for 4,000 shekels, which reached the hands of terrorists who carried out a shooting attack. The indictment includes 18 counts of weapons offenses, along with trafficking and transporting weapons. The investigation revealed a network that also included Ahmad Aloridat and Muhammad Abu Karan, who were charged with weapons offenses and aiding illegal entry.

Ali Abu Nadi from Lakya is accused of selling 150 9mm bullets for 4,000 shekels, which reached the hands of terrorists who carried out a shooting attack against IDF soldiers. The indictment, filed today in court, includes 18 counts of weapons and arms offenses. The police investigation uncovered a weapons trafficking and transport network that included M16 rifles, a shotgun, pistols of various makes, magazines, and bullets. Abu Nadi was arrested in July after the investigation following the attack led to him. Additionally, Ahmad Aloridat was charged with illegally entering Israel and firing a firearm in a populated area, and Muhammad Abu Karan was charged with transporting an illegal resident. The prosecution emphasized the high danger posed by those holding weapons, especially at a time when the use of firearms has become a national plague.