Nine Arrested in Ashdod Area Drug Lab Bust. Police seize cash and suspected illegal drugs. Nine suspects arrested.
Jerusalem, 16 November, 2025 (TPS-IL) — In a police raid in the Ashdod area, millions of dollars in cash and dozens of kilograms of a substance suspected of being an illegal drug called “doctor” (a type of amphetamine) were seized and nine people were arrested on suspicion of operating a drug lab.
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