The drug of the Nukhba terrorists seized in the north, two suspects arrested

Detectives from the Western Galilee station and Border Police officers raided a compound in the village of Yarka and found approximately 8 kg of hashish and about 1,000 Captagon pills, the drug used by Hamas and ISIS terrorists. Two residents of the village were arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking and transferred for questioning. Equipment used for surveillance was also confiscated at the scene.

Detectives from the Western Galilee station and Border Police officers raided a compound in the village of Yarka in northern Israel and arrested two residents on suspicion of drug trafficking. During the raid, approximately 8 kilograms of hashish and about 1,000 Captagon pills were seized—a commercial quantity intended for distribution. Captagon, known as the "drug of courage," is a stimulant used by Hamas and ISIS terrorists, including the Nukhba terrorists who carried out the October 7 massacre. In addition to the drugs, police confiscated communication devices and a digital documentation system used for surveillance and criminal intelligence. The two suspects were transferred for questioning at the Western Galilee station. The article links the drug to terrorist organizations but does not present the suspects' version or comparative data on the scope of trafficking.