2 Arab Teens Arrested in Connection With Jerusalem Arson Attack
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Ynet- Two teens, 17 and 18, from the Palestinian village of Kfar Katna, are suspected of setting a large wildfire near Kibbutz Ma’aleh Hahamisha some two weeks ago. According to police, the two admitted to the act when questioned, as well as to setting other fires. The Ofer Military Court has remanded them for eight days.
The two suspects were arrested by Jerusalem District Police and Border Police troops who entered the village and took them into custody. Both have prior records of disturbing the peace.
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