Two suspects were arrested on Tuesday after allegedly planning a terror attack in Jerusalem, the police announced on Wednesday.
The two suspects were caught in their homes in two separate buildings in Shuafat, which Border Police entered covertly.
Once arrested, the police were able to remove the suspects from the area without further incident, and transfer them for interrogation.
Later, the police also announced that they had located several illegal weapons and other illicit items in the town of A-Ram.
The items were distributed across two locations, the police stated, and consisted of a Glock pistol and ammunition, a hunting rifle, two Palestinian flags, a police vest, an M5 scope, and an FN pistol.
During the raid, the police arrested three suspects in their 20s, and transferred them for interrogation. Two of the suspects had their detentions extended until Sunday, while the third was released under conditions.
Illegal residents arrested by Israel Police in Tel Aviv area
Israel Police arrested an illegal resident who is suspected of committing "indecent acts" against two minors and a young woman, the police also announced on Wednesday.
According to the police, the 20-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday evening after civilians summoned the police to Charles Clore Beach in Tel Aviv, where he had allegedly assaulted the three victims.
The suspect was detained and interrogated at the police station, and later imprisoned.
Another illegal resident was arrested on Wednesday. The police stated that the suspect, aged 22, had originally claimed to be an Israeli citizen, but that officers investigating illegal residents had learned that he was actually a Palestinian from Hebron living and working in Israel illegally.
The suspect was caught wearing a kippah and working at a restaurant in Holon.
He was arrested and taken for questioning, and the owner of the business he had been employed at was detained.
Police seize counterfeit, stolen goods in Beit Hanina
The police also announced on Wednesday that they had conducted a major generalized crackdown in Beit Hanina.
During the crackdown, the police foreclosed two vehicles whose owners were in debt, with a total value of approximately 122 thousand shekel.
They also seized a variety of goods suspected of being stolen or counterfeit, including 3,330 miniature drink cans, 17 ALO brand shirts, 19 accessories such as belts and Louis Vuitton brand handbags, and 13 Rolex brand watches.
Owners of the businesses tied to these items were taken in for questioning, and the investigation is ongoing, the police stated.