Police yesterday (Monday) uncovered a stockpile of hundreds of weapons in Lakiya that were to be used among the clans in the locality. This, is against the background of the wave of terror that culminated in a terrorist attack, carried out by a Bedouin resident of the Negev in Be'er Sheva about two weeks ago. According to the police, "this is a significant discovery that affects the residents of the locality and the nearby localities and is a continuum of successes in the fight against the illegal weapon." The wife of a 45-year-old local arms dealer has been arrested. The investigation continues.

The reservoir was discovered deep in the ground during a search of a housing complex in the locality. The policemen took the barrels out of the depths of the earth and contained hundreds of weapons of various kinds, including 58 assemblies, 16 butts, 29 printers, 11 knockers, 165 rifle roses, 62 stepping handles, two assault handles, 26 aiming bridges, five handles Grip, one spring weight, 38 shutters, 12 pistol cartridges, 11 barrel holders, 38 gas pipes, four cult axes, four triggers, and one cult spring.

"As part of our fight against the violent conflicts over the illegal weapons, we carried out operations in the town of Lakia today," said Corporal Shahaf Aharon, commander of the Southern Border Squadron. "We received an intelligence indication that an illegal weapon was found deep in the ground. We arrived and used a backhoe. During the search, two barrels were found - in which we found hundreds of illegal weapons items ready for use. This is one of the significant discoveries we have had recently and the investigation is ongoing. "