Settlers were arrested on suspicion of price tag - and released

Settlers were arrested on suspicion of price tag activity - and released: Tonight at 2:30 SJ District received a report from residents of the village of Deir Jarir that a number of vehicles are on fire in the village. Police and security forces entered the village in the morning and began an investigation, there was no graffiti in the area and there are 10 vehicles which have been burned.

Arab media reported that the Arabs of Deir Jarir name that dozens of armed settlers raided the village and set fire to vehicles, causing panic and fright in the village.

In the afternoon, the SJ District Central Unit arrested two teenagers suspected of lighting the vehicles. Investigation was conducted at the offices of the Central Unit.

After investigation which took a few hours at the Central Unit SY the two were released without restrictive conditions.

Chaneinu said in response to the release that "the police should focus on the line of cases of arson deciphered - i.e., Arabs arson to incriminate Jews, as we have seen in Tuba Zangariyye and Bakotzra only recently - and leave the settlers alone"

A month ago, a week after Palestinians accused settlers in Qusra village in the "price tag" arson six vehicles - Police released the findings of the investigation, "the event is not a nationalist background. Findings are incompatible to the version"

Meanwhile, today (Tuesday) at around 12:00 a 13-year-old Jewish boy was arrested in Shvut Rachel, by a patrol car's Benjamin station on suspicion of throwing stones at vehicles.

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