15 suspects arrested in Hadera crime crackdown, some linked to shootings. Police operation targets criminal activity. Recent incidents prompt action.
Jerusalem, 26 October, 2025 (TPS-IL) — In the city of Hadera, located on the coat between Tel Aviv and Haifa, 15 suspects were arrested, some on suspicion of involvement in the shooting incidents there.
The arrests came as the result of what the police called a “proactive operation throughout the city and a “targeted enforcement, both in terms of criminality and in checking vehicles in traffic.”
The operation followed a number of recent criminal incidents in the city of Hadera.
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