UN inquiry finds Israel committed crimes against humanity in West Bank

In the early hours of Monday, the body of a 40-something Israeli man from east Jerusalem was discovered in the Wadi Rahal area near Bethlehem in the West Bank. Police, forensic teams, and IDF soldiers were promptly dispatched to the scene to gather evidence. The body is anticipated to be transferred to the Abu Kabir Forensic Institute for a determination of the cause of death. Preliminary findings suggest the incident was likely criminal rather than terror-related.

Meanwhile, on Sunday night, Israeli security forces carried out a series of raids in Bethlehem as part of an ongoing investigation. Acting on intelligence, three suspects were apprehended, accused of offenses related to carrying and possessing illegal weapons and unauthorized possession of military equipment. The arrested individuals were taken to the Ma ale Adumim police station for further investigation.

In a separate operation, police discovered a man in his 30s near Hebron carrying a hunting rifle and a substantial quantity of ammunition. Additionally, police found a cache of stolen IDF weapons in Kalansuwa, a city in central Israel, and made two arrests in connection with the discovery. The seized weaponry included a Kalashnikov rifle, M-16 assault rifles, handguns, grenades, ammunition, and tactical vests. Two family members were also arrested during the raid and taken for questioning. The investigation is ongoing.