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Possible Terror Attack Foiled After Police Dog Finds Pipe Bomb in East Jerusalem
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An Israeli Border Police canine unit found a pipe bomb in East Jerusalem. Photo: Twitter.
A Border Police canine unit on Friday foiled a possible terror attack seemingly intended to target the security forces after detecting an explosive device at a checkpoint next to east Jerusalem’s Issawiya neighborhood.
During operational sweeps of the area near the Hebrew University on Mount Scopus, a Border Police bomb-sniffing dog and handler located the suspicious object that encased a pipe bomb.
Read full story at The Jerusalem Post.
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